This Photographer Restores “Unrestorable” Photos, And The Results Are Amazing
Unknown Woman, Ca 1880
Before the age of digital photography, all we had were negatives and paper photos. The sad thing about it is that they tend to deteriorate over time – fading, cracking, ripping and slowly becoming almost unrecognizable. Lucky for us, there are talented people out there who dedicate their skills to restoring these fading old photos.
One of them is photographer Mario Unger (previuosly) from Austria, whose excellent Photoshop skills and profound interest in restoration have helped numerous people bring back old memories.
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“Texas Couple, Ca 1900, One Of The Hardest Restorations And Colorizations I Did So Far. Working Time, About 15 Hours”
Old Man, Photo By C.m.bell Ca 1890. Library Of Congress, Glass Plate Negative
Not The Easiest Restoration
Mrs. Abraham Lincoln (Mary Todd), 1855
Westover Landing, Virginia. Officers Of 3rd And 4th Pennsylvania Cavalry Illustrating The Hardships Of War. 1862
Man 1890, Name K.c.holt, Photographer C.m.bell
The Photographers Daughter, C.m.bell 1870
Young Girl’s Photo Restoration
Antietam, Md. President Lincoln And Gen. George B. Mcclellan In The General’s Tent 3. Okt. 1863
Joseph Dore, Ca 1862
Arthur Morgan Chase, Ca 1916
Vintage Photo Restoration
Heavily Damaged Photograph, Ca. 1960
Andrew Johnson (December 29, 1808 – July 31, 1875). The 17th President Of The United States
Vintage Photo Restoration
