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Picture re-touch
- Thread starter paulinehorton
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Pedrocut, thank you that’s brilliant !
Jonob
master brummie
A try from me, regards, John.
Jonob, thank you, you guys always amaze me.
A tricky picture this. Would it be possible to remove the black carrier bag on the extreme left of the picture, by my daughter’s leg. Also remove the brown folder under her right hand, and lastly remove the blue and white carrier bag between the girls?
You are probably asking why I did not remove the offending items before taking the picture, simple, I didn’t see them !
A photographer I am not….. thank you.
John, so quick and just as I had hoped for. Thank you your time and effort is so appreciated, many thanks, Ray.
Eric Gibson
master brummie
Two beautiful ladies. 
Thanks Jonob just great, thanks for your time
Jukebox, thank you for your time, just as I wanted. Ray.
Eric Gibson
master brummie
Jonob
master brummie
Eric Gibson
master brummie
Thanks John, they're brother and sister both now in their mid-eighties and the photo was just found tucked away in a cupboard.
wow that looks a big job aggie...hopefully some of members can have a go at it for you..do you know where it was taken ?
lyn
jukebox
Engineer Brummie
Hi Aggie2347. Unfortunately the part of the photo showing your Grandfather was the most damaged so I've had a bit of a struggle with this, I presume that as a corporal (I think) he would have been wearing trousers rather than breeches which the two officers are sporting. However I'm not an artist so this is the best I can do at the moment!
Edit - Joyce says I may be wrong about the trousers and he may have had what resemble bandages! Will do some investigating. Have you any more pics of him in his uniform?
Edit 2 - on second thoughts he may have been wearing boots which went almost up to the knee.
Edit 3! On doing a bit of research I think grandfather would have been wearing boots so I've modified the photo to suit!
Edit - Joyce says I may be wrong about the trousers and he may have had what resemble bandages! Will do some investigating. Have you any more pics of him in his uniform?
Edit 2 - on second thoughts he may have been wearing boots which went almost up to the knee.
Edit 3! On doing a bit of research I think grandfather would have been wearing boots so I've modified the photo to suit!
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jukebox
Engineer Brummie
I've modified the photo again!
Thanks John, brilliant work.
I appreciate your time and effort, Ray.
Richard Dye
master brummie
WOW! Great job jukebox!