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Mike J Andrew · 12 July 2008, 03:25 PM

I have recently been given some photos dating from 1916-18. Some are regular photos, some are postcards and some are on card. The photos seem faded and the card pictures have a silvering, which seems almost to highlight some of the faces. I am concerned they need storing in a corrrect manner and would like to ask if anyone could offer any advice?
Also what is the best way to scan/enhance them?
Many thanks
Mike

12 July 2008, 03:25 PM	#1 (permalink)
Mike J Andrew Observer Join Date: May 2008 Location: Merseyside UK Posts: 31	Preservation of WW1 photos I have recently been given some photos dating from 1916-18. Some are regular photos, some are postcards and some are on card. The photos seem faded and the card pictures have a silvering, which seems almost to highlight some of the faces. I am concerned they need storing in a corrrect manner and would like to ask if anyone could offer any advice? Also what is the best way to scan/enhance them? Many thanks Mike __________________ You spoke of being more conscious of the grim realities than heretofor. To me the grim things somehow fade into unrealities in comparison with the realities of the heart and mind which are so vivid to me.