"Before and After"
Uploaded: July 25, 2006
A friend brought this 16 X 20 portriate to me and asked me to fix it. It had been left in an attic for over 30 years. The heat turned it red and there was lots of water damage. Unable to scan the image I took it outdoors, placed it in the shade and photographed it. I used one step photo fix in Paintshop Pro, then moved the file to Photoshop CS2, converted to B&W then back to color then duotoned. After about 100 or so other steps I begin to add some color back in. Did an art bursh effect and printed on canvas.
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Kay E. Mahoney
July 25, 2006
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