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Free Photo Restoration & Date Old Photographs / Re: grgr-grandparents - one out of two?
« on: Saturday 19 October 13 14:47 BST (UK)  »
A big THANK YOU to all of you kind and talented artists, who worked on my pictures.
The results are wonderful! Thanks so much - I don't take it for granted!

Best,
Florian

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Just noticed, that grgr-grandma's pic is much larger than grandpa's - hope that is not too much of a problem.

Just to compare it: Don't you think too that the separate pictures where drawn from this photo below?


Florian


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Free Photo Restoration & Date Old Photographs / grgr-grandparents - one out of two?
« on: Friday 18 October 13 08:15 BST (UK)  »
Hi everybody,

here I have two separate pictures of my great-great grandparents. Unfortunatey, I do not have access to the originals and the copies I have are photos from the pictures.

I am not quite sure, if the pictures are not actually drawings, because I have a photo (in worse quality) where they look exactly the same. In the original photo, they were photographed together.

Could the separte pics maybe be cleaned up a little and brought together in one photo again?

Thank you all,

Florian


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You're right, Carol, when one looks at the original photo, you might get a humoristic impression.

But here's the story that's connected with the picture:

Great-great grandfather was a bavarian squire.

One day, all the servants and maids went working on the fields. This day, the squire insisted, that he would go to a field far off on his own. He had a plough and a horse with him.

Later that day, a thunderstorm was coming and all the servants and maids went home. Who wasn't there, was the landord. Everybody thought he would have already been home. They started searching for him with oillamps since it was becoming dark. They went to the field where was thought to have worked. They found the plough and the horse in the middle of the storm, but the landlord could not be found.
They continued searching for him and asked in the village nearby - nobody had seen him.

Later a group of people went to the next town. Late in the evening they found him in a church. He was lying on the floor under a cross and was crying, but didn't speak at all. He was brought home and they called for the doctor. Even the doctor couldn't tell what had happened.
His constitution didn't change and the family had to send him to a sanatorium. He died there not long after. And the mystery what had happened on that day on the fields could never be solved.

The story, which I first heard from my grandfather, when I was a child, is kind of spooky. Whenever I see that photo, I have to think about it and for that reason, this humoristic aspect of it, didn't really fit to what's behind the photo. The more I thank you all, who have worked on the photo.

Great-great grandma, by the way, must have been a very strong woman, and continued leading the manor alone.

Florian

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Woow - thank you so much, even in color!!

You all made a mircale happen here. I would have never thought that this coulld turn out to be that good!!

Florian

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Thank you guys! That already looks way better than the original!

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Hi there,

still going through old family photographs, I found this photo of my great-great grandparents.

GG-grandma is fading away and unfortunately gg-grandpa had moved his head while being photographed.

Apart from a little restoration improvement, I'd love it, if possible, if they could be brought standing together more close to eachother. Maybe that way, that she would hide his arm that is linked to the bottle.  ;D The background is not important, if you feel like to change/ remove it, please to do so. I'd even prefer it.
This is the only old picture I have from my Dad's side, so it would mean a lot to me.

A thousand thanks in advance for all your kind help!

Florian

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Thank you all for working on my photo.
The results are outstanding!  :D :D

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United States of America / Re: F.H. Staab - from Bavaria to the U.S.
« on: Friday 11 October 13 07:12 BST (UK)  »
Thank you for your efforts!

That could indeed be him.. The town "Pflaumheim" at least would be pretty close to his home town.

Florian

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