Rangoon’s most famous Pagoda. This image was taken in 1984, before the demonstrations and elections that resulted in the power grab by the present military junta. Nikon FM2, Nikkor 28mm lense, kodachrome slide film. / Featured on Home Page, July 6, 2009…
Grandfather was an Outdoorsman , Fishing was certainly a big part of his life, Here he is at our Cabin in Clarita Okalhoma, Grandfather made bows and was so creative in making something out of nothing .. Grandmother just hated the Flower planters he made form old Tractor tires.. He would paint them these colorful colors .. She would say she felt like she lived in a Crayola Box. This was taken back in the early 50’s.
Old black an white Photography / of my wifes mom
This is a photo of my maternal grandparents. The photo was faded on the left & top edges so I scanned & restored it using Photoshop; curves, levels & cloning tools. / Taken in 1937 Featured in Group Days Gone By / —
Old Photography Black an white 1930s / my wifes mom
taken in the fifties
Heavily retouched pic of my mum, was very water damaged and the usual cracking etc. My mum is my inspiration for life and keeps me going when i just want to give up…..love ya mum
Colored photograph of two children in bathtub / Kodak paper. original picture / The kids are one and three / My daughter Tanya really kept me busy back then / This was taken in 1980
Featured in Days Gone By (Photographs must be twenty years or older and include people please) This delightful trio are the Porter Boys / From Left to right: Robert (Bob – Dad), Noel (Noddy) and Darrell (Daz or Dags). / Barry is not pictured here as he was not yet born, he is now 56 so I guess this picture is at least that old. / See below for image “Before Restoration” /
My Dad Walt and my Mom Vickie. This was taken on their first real date at the World Exhibition at Angel Island near San Francisco in 1939.
Photograph of family Great Auntie looking angelic for the camera I believe only for the camera though. Original old photograph of a family Aunt taken in 1915 this looks so beautiful in the flesh! and would look beautiful in a poster form and framed in an antique style.
School photo of my other two aunts, both arrows. / Life was tough in those days.
This school photo was taken in the early 1920s. / My mother is the girl on the right, arrowed, that has moved and is blurred. The other arrowed girl is my aunt. This school was in a mining village in Northumberland. England UK
This was my first house I bought in Brisbane many years ago. It was a great house surrounded by lots of trees and it felt as though I was living in a rain forest in the middle of the city.
Iona Oulgundog scored with the judge at Short Bro’s and Harland dog show at Royal Agricultural Society showgrounds, Balmoral,Belfast, Northern Ireland. Miz Oulgundog was representing the North Down College for Young Well Endowed Professional Ladies. Miz Oulgundog was a respected member of the college girls rugby team ,playing all the positions including prop forward and hooker,she was an exellent high kicker , putting many odd shaped balls between the posts to climax many a game. A respected employer in the entertainment, catering, and guest house business, often refered to by her staff as Madam, she still finds time for her doggy sessions and often attends evening meetings in and around North Down. / Practica BC 3 on Kodak film and scanned to pc. rejuvenated with Adobe Business Edition and Faststone.
Colored photograph / Kodak Paper / Tanya my daughter at age 12 eating ice-cream at the park while watching a concert. She is in her thirty-second year now and this photo I took seems like yesterday. She had so many freckles back then.
We used this Austin A40 to deliver newspapers for Mister Butler the owner of the News Agency. That’s my brothers and sister in the pic and the blond guy is an old mate.
MCN :: CGP3D-UF3YC-43WT4 / / in THE SISTERHOOD Nov. 1st 2009 / The Family Album Nov. 3rd 2009 My paternal aunt leaving home at 18 years to become an actress (Denmark 1918) Texture frame
This photo is from “My Family Tree’s photo album”. / The man on the right(arrowed) in my mother’s cousin’s Billy, wife’s brother, Tom Bainbridge. or my 2nd cousin’s uncle by marriage. (I think?) / The 2nd WW started in Europe in 1939 and the RAF’s Bomber Command was already suffering heavy losses. This photo, taken in 1940, looks like they’d just finished training and were dividing up into bomber crews. I don’t know if Tom survived the war but his brother Billy, to whom this photo was sent, an air gunner in a Defiant didn’t.
After Photo / Restored and brand new / My Grandfather on my fathers side is the “Little Boy” / Restored in Photoshop CS3 The father in this photo is / Major James Birch…...... English Army / My father who is the son of the little boy “Cliffy” in this photo Is / Major James Birch….......Australian Army / And my Cousin who is the son of my dads brother is aming to be / Major James Birch as well…........Australian Army History Repeating Itself!! Before Photo /
Sepia Photo / Hp paper / Two young boys playing Cowboys / 1952 My husband when he was four playing cowboys..He’s the one standing.
Some 20 odd years ago ,my wife with one of our Afghan hounds.. Donovan…Yarabis Cuhusail at Cairncaver.. which means …’the warrior of the border, from down there (Dublin) , now resideing at the wood of the buriel place overlooking the waters of the under the lough salt mines’.........anyway.. !! This was at Balmoral in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Short Brothers and Harland dog show. He came back the following year more mature and went on to win best in show! Always a gentleman. Practica BC3 Kodak Gold 100 Scanned to pc from neg.
This is my mother’s cousin’s mother. She was born in Oslo, Norway and she married my mother’s uncle, Harry (Baldwin) GODFREY and she ran the local Gliding Club Private Bar in Cramlington, Northumberland, up until the beginning of WW2. / Note the huge pipe she is smoking!! / 29 Oct 09. / I’ve just check her out on the internet and found out it was her mother, of the same name, that was born in Tonsberg in Norway and she was born local here near Newcastle
Day’s Gone By is a group where you can put up your old photo’s – B & W or colour. A great place to showcase your restoration skills too. By showing a before and after shot. If you don’t have the skills as yet – get tips on how to do it by fellow members.
A place to look back and reflect on your memories!
To Get you in the mood… As Time Goes By By the legend… Frank Sinatra!
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