These high-res scans are from a distressed 19th century photo album. To print and use these images in your journal and mixed media projects, click on any image for a larger resolution. Then right click and copy and you are all set to copy into a photo editing programme such as PhotoShop or Paint. I sometimes use Word even those it isn’t a visual format because, well, I know how and it’s easy. So go get ’em!
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August 18, 2024 at 3:45 pm
slamx@me.com
I have two intact books like this. One was my great grandmother’s, the pictures are intact but the book need rehabilitation. I want to have it done professionally but have no idea who does work like this. The other one is in perfect condition but has no pictures. I have thousands of antique photos of family and family friends but of now I’m just enjoying its perfection.
I am a packrat when it comes to old paper, as well as antique buttons, hats, beads, fibers, well I have a feeling we are peas in a pod when it comes to this area. If you ever want to do some happy mail trades I think it would be fun, nothing precious (well it’s all precious) but just some fun odds and ends.
It’s a pleasure to talk to you, hope you are well and happy.