I cropped them so the girls were about the same size, discarded the two lower right because they didn't fit.... Than I entered them individually into Picasa. After I made them all sepia and I used the color temperature bar to get them as close as possible to the same shade of sepia. Here is what I ended up with.
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When you see the before and after below you can see it was well worth the time it took to do the editing. Not hard but time consuming with this many photos... If I can find a replacement I will discard the lower right photo...not my favorite as it has a kinda greenish tinge I could not get rid of entirely... I just love the photos tho....aren't just sweet as well as saucy!!!!
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7 comments:
Its going to be so much fun to watch these progress :). I'm just waiting to drool over all the lovely laces
these have certainly worked well with picasa, glad we do not still wear them
Great selection of photos and the sepia editing worked very well. Looking forward to seeing your progress on this one through the year. Always enjoy your posts. Wishing you all the best in 2015 Gerry :)
This looks great, Gerry! I love the sepia and the saucy nature of the photos. Looking forward to watching your progress on this piece.
I just love these charming old photos. Great advise on using Picasa, I'll be using that in the future. Will truly enjoy watching this develop. Suzie in Idaho
These images are so beautiful. Your work is amazing.
Gerry if you purchased images from Etsy would you still depend the color when printing on fabric?
Thanks:)
Marilou
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