Tag: restoration
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Old Photo Brought to Life using AI
Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more revived memories from the past! These animated videos are created purely for historical and artistic purposes. I use publicly available old photos found online and enhance or animate them using image tools and software. The goal is to bring moments from the past to life—not to…
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CLARA BOW: first portrait (Photo Restoration & Colorization)
Music “Clara” now available on iTunes! Clara Bow, the “It” girl, was a terrified 16-year-old (as she claimed, though it turned out she was actually 14) when she won the acting contest that was to begin her film career. Too poor to buy clothing, she showed up in the only thing she had: a plain…
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HOW TO DRAW SEPARATED PHOTOS INTO ONE WHOLE FAMILY PORTRAIT
The on the spot making of my portraiture by using soft charcoal on canson paper, I am accepting commission all you have to do is contact 09204396630 or visit our artshop where you can see me doing on the spot, its located at 15-A Daisy st. Bgy. Cupang, Antipolo City lower near Panorama st., Marikina,…
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Child in a cat costume, 1918 – Photo Restoration #Shorts
Child in a cat costume, 1918 – Photo Restoration #shortsvideo To restore your photos, write to me: Facebook:
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Mother and child portrait taken by Gainesville, GA photographer, N. C. White. N.C. Taken ca 1910s.
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The Moultrie sisters, photo taken by the Child’s Art Gallery in Marquette, MI, circa late 1800s.
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This child’s photograph was taken in Waynesboro, Pennsylvania, circa early 1900s.
I believe it is coins in the hand. Colorized version coming tomorrow From my glass negative collection.
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A 3 year old Mick Jagger. Photo taken in 1947.
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Lovely photo of a mother and child at the beach. Taken in Maine, circa late 1800s-early 1900s.
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Child's portrait taken by Gainesville, GA photographer Nathan C. White, circa 1914-1918.
This was from a negative with two poses taken at the same time. I did the first photo two years ago and the second now. I didn’t look at the first one so I would not be influenced by the work done then. I will also add the other photo in the comments of this…