1890s Portrait

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By: Earl Ortman
Copyright ©2003

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Photographer	Earl Ortman {Karma:187}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Sony Digital Mavica (MVC-FD83)
Categories	Portrait	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	Sony Optical 3X
Uploaded	6/24/2003	Film / Memory Type	Digital 1.1
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Critiques	3	Rating	Pending / 1 Ratings
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About	This is a restored photo of my Grandmother's Graduation Picture in 1899.

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Robert Gaither

{K:34128} 7/1/2003

Its just a touch grainy but heck it's old Nice restore like these last two postings of yours.

Earl Ortman {K:187} 6/25/2003

Thank you Andrew for your comments and suggestions. The original photo is very old and in poor shape. It's my first attempt to restore an old family treasure. The original was an oval, I guess I was trying to get away from the "old" look. I'll post the companion photo of my grandfather, and would appreciate comments on that one as well. Thanks again.

Andrew Provchy {K:1075} 6/24/2003

Nice restoration work, although I am not sure about the background. I don't think that it fits in with the time line. I think that if you add some noise to the background so it blends in better with the image of your grandmother it would 'flow' better and not have such contrast between them. Or, if you made an oval around her image and then filled the outside with a gradient dark blue to medium blue then I think it would fit better within the time line her picture was originally taken.

Regards

Andrew

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