LivingHistory

Restoring and enhancing old film and photos with machine learning technology (AI) and manual software jockeying. With the odd AI generation thrown in for fun.

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London's May Queen, Hayes Common, Bromley, 1916.

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Torquay, mid 1920's. Short clip from Claude Friese-Greene's "The Open Road". Original colour film enhanced.

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@bo66ie29 Much clearer and sharper version :)

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"Gamekeepers", England, 1857!
Part of a series of "rural" photographs by William Morris Grundy.

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@bo66ie29 @bo66ie29 Living Wigan 1902 - Full version. :)

A Mitchell & Kenyon film. Early pioneers of cinema. Filming local scenes to charge locals to view themselves on the big screen later that same day. Hundreds of their films were rediscovered in 3 barrels in a basement in 1994.