Re-united by Photoshop

[cy88]

My mum recently found a couple of pictures of her parents taken on their honeymoon, probably from the late nineteen twenties. Unfortunately, they had obviously had to taken seperate photos of themselves as no-one was around to take one of them together.




Mum asked if I could do anything with them, and I'm quite pleased with the result (especially when printed:-



Anyone else tweeked history with PS?

[LongQ]

That is really nice work.

No, not tried it. Can't think af any material I have that would applicable.

Having seen the separate shots I wonder why the lady had her arm tucked in her belt? Very handy for the combination that she did. It allows a realistic composition without any great need for distortion of the original.

[shadytree]

That's a great job well done

They probably said at the time.
"Lets pose so we can be photoshoped later"

[cvp]

Wow, lovely job, it looks completely natural and un-PhotoShopped, a top result. I hope your Mum was pleased with the result.

Chris

[simpo two]

Very clever!

LongQ said:

Having seen the separate shots I wonder why the lady had her arm tucked in her belt?

Perhap they had a plan to combine the photos somehow one day but never did?

[Mrs Fish]

Nothing as complicated as yours but my mum asked me if I could do anything with this photo of my grandad as a child, the only one in existance.




So I just tidied up the edges a bit

[cy88]

Thanks all

shadytree said:

They probably said at the time. "Lets pose so we can be photoshoped later"

It was only when I put them next to each other like this that I spotted the arm-link potential.


My mum, bless her, burst into tears!

[cy88]

Mrs Fish said:

That's very good - I didn't need to grapple with missing bits!

[superlightr]

cy88 - Thats fantastic. Well done !

[LongQ]

Mrs Fish said:

Nothing as complicated as yours but my mum asked me if I could do anything with this photo of my grandad as a child, the only one in existance.

Nice. Very nice. Wonder how they got the dog to pose like that?

What does it look like if you reinstate the colours?

[te51cle]

That's good restoration work from both of you, bet it took a while !