Thursday, August 6, 2009

Little Baby Boy





This was taken in 1938 - the baby is the gentleman who contracted with me to restore these photographs of his mother. I'm especially fond of this image. His mother's hair, the headband, the quiet expression on her face - together illustrate the wonder of holding your new baby boy.

Little Baby Boy





This was taken in 1938 - the baby is the gentleman who contracted with me to restore these photographs of his mother. I'm especially fond of this image. His mother's hair, the headband, the quiet expression on her face - together illustrate the wonder of holding your new baby boy.

Little Baby Boy





This was taken in 1938 - the baby is the gentleman who contracted with me to restore these photographs of his mother. I'm especially fond of this image. His mother's hair, the headband, the quiet expression on her face - together illustrate the wonder of holding your new baby boy.

1940's Restored




These pictures were taken in the early 1940's and as you can see, there has been extensive damage. This one was torn across the middle, the two halves taped together with clear tape - the end visible on the face of the photograph. In addition, the studio's colorization had, over time, bled and faded. An upcoming family reunion, along with just a little luck, led the owner of these photographs to me. It was a delight to restore this lovely lady....Edward, I hope you have a wonderful time at your reunion!

1940's Restored




These pictures were taken in the early 1940's and as you can see, there has been extensive damage. This one was torn across the middle, the two halves taped together with clear tape - the end visible on the face of the photograph. In addition, the studio's colorization had, over time, bled and faded. An upcoming family reunion, along with just a little luck, led the owner of these photographs to me. It was a delight to restore this lovely lady....Edward, I hope you have a wonderful time at your reunion!

1940's Restored




These pictures were taken in the early 1940's and as you can see, there has been extensive damage. This one was torn across the middle, the two halves taped together with clear tape - the end visible on the face of the photograph. In addition, the studio's colorization had, over time, bled and faded. An upcoming family reunion, along with just a little luck, led the owner of these photographs to me. It was a delight to restore this lovely lady....Edward, I hope you have a wonderful time at your reunion!

Monday, June 8, 2009

Raspberry Fun

As we drive I,ve discovered that I can make blog posts from my red Blackberry ie.my "Raspberry". Beginning to understand the "crackberry" addiction. :-)