Restored Ancestor Photo (Page 2): I've done a few from the early 1900s, so sympathize with the the amount of work and skill it takes. Well done. One thing I found is that some of my...

Strodav Loc: Houston, Tx

I've done a few from the early 1900s, so sympathize with the the amount of work and skill it takes. Well done.

One thing I found is that some of my relatives look like my ancestors. One of my female cousins on my mother's side is a dead ringer for my grandmother. See any resemblances?

Morning Star Loc: West coast, North of the 49th N.

With a result like that, I'd say: Well done!
Hope your patience will last to more of that work! It can't be easy or fast, I'm sure!
Esther

deerpark243 Loc: La Mirada, California, USA

Strodav wrote:

I've done a few from the early 1900s, so sympathize with the the amount of work and skill it takes. Well done.

One thing I found is that some of my relatives look like my ancestors. One of my female cousins on my mother's side is a dead ringer for my grandmother. See any resemblances?

Thank you, Yes, he looks like my father.

lmTrying Loc: WV Northern Panhandle

deerpark243 wrote:

This is a photo of my Great, Great, Great, Grandfather. I would say the mid-1800s. I went through a "box" of photos and found quite a few in bad shape. I did the best I could through Photoshop, almost pixel by pixel. It took me about a month at about two hours a day.

Very nice.
I had a photo of my great great grand mother. My first attempt at restoration went south. I will try again. I hope to eventually post to the family tree on Family Search.

deerpark243 Loc: La Mirada, California, USA

lmTrying wrote:

Very nice.
I had a photo of my great great grand mother. My first attempt at restoration went south. I will try again. I hope to eventually post to the family tree on Family Search.

tshift Loc: Overland Park, KS.

deerpark243 wrote:

This is a photo of my Great, Great, Great, Grandfather. I would say the mid-1800s. I went through a "box" of photos and found quite a few in bad shape. I did the best I could through Photoshop, almost pixel by pixel. It took me about a month at about two hours a day.

WOW!! That is Super nice work you did. Amazing. You should be proud, a great photo to keep passing on for generations to come. Thanks BE SAFE!!

Tom

J-SPEIGHT Loc: Akron, Ohio

deerpark243 wrote:

This is a photo of my Great, Great, Great, Grandfather. I would say the mid-1800s. I went through a "box" of photos and found quite a few in bad shape. I did the best I could through Photoshop, almost pixel by pixel. It took me about a month at about two hours a day.

Nicely done