Since my camera doesn't work properly I had a look at the old pictures and slides my husband has digitised recently. It really was a walk down memory lane. Wonderful. I came across these photos of Freudenberg in Germany where we spent our holidays in 1974 when we were on leave from Australia. This is a beautiful little town with characteristic houses built of wood and clay.
I wonder if anyone knows if it is possible and how to improve these old pictures? They all look a bit hazy.
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17 comments:
What lovely houses! I love them and your photos are marvelous! What a great looking little town. Thanks for sharing them with us. Wishing you a very Happy New Year! Enjoy!
Sylvia
Sweet houses - they look like dolls' houses!
Dat doet me echt aan Duitsland denken! Wij hebben in zo een omgeving gewoond, in Kronberg. Voor mij dus ook 'memories'!
Al zijn ze oud, het zijn toch mooie foto's. Leuk die Duitse dorpjes.
Fijne jaarwisseling
1974? Wow. But pretty.
I use Gimp 2, which is free software, to adjust contrast, hue and color balance - it often improves photos.
Some people recommend Paint, also free, which I've not used yet.
Impressive photos! I like them the way they are.
I use Picasa3 (free) and the 'I'm feeling lucky' button does marvelous things. Photoscape.org is good, too. Try any of the free software-I'm sure you'll find one you like.
I think the pictures look great. Looks like a charming place. Wishing you and yours a happy New Year to come.
Your photos are lovely. It is a very beautiful town. Photos make great memories, its always nice to look back
Beautiful snaps.
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These are beautiful photos and I love the homes. Short of paying a lot of money to someone else you really can't do much with scanned/digitalized photos except chalk it up to technologie....remember when we had black and white photos!?
Smiles and happy New Year.
De kwaliteit valt best mee vind ik. In 1974 zat ik mijn voorlaatste jaar op de schoolbanken. Prettige feestdagen!
What a beautiful village.
If those photos were scanned I think they turned out great. I to use Picasa3 (free) and the 'I'm feeling lucky' button
Thanks everyone for the tips. My husband has Photoshop on his pc which I didn't know. I will try to master it one day ;-)
Happy New Year to you all!
Really good to preserve photos like the ones you treasure.
Am using Photoshop. But check out first the free photo edit softwares.
Wow! these houses are awesome, you really have a great town! thanks for sharing ... happy new year!
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