Beautiful Edwardian Lady

[ahutton]

This lovely photo of a young lady from the early 1900s is just begging for some creative portrait interpretations.

Amy

[MiningArt]

Gave her a little color, removed a few things and made a focal point. Finished up with a simple frame.

[Flotsam]

Older Edwardian Lady

[Nan]

I'm just starting to some painterly looks and really don't know what I'm doing.
I love this old photo. Thanks for sharing.
Nan

[lkroll]

Just too lazy to colorize.

[Peter S]

I'm still on this style binge (at least till the next one comes along)

Peter

[MiningArt]

Nice one Nan, like what you did with the dress especially.

[Nan]

Thanks John.
Nan

[Gilbert]

painting based VERY loosely on Edwardian lass

[0lBaldy]

Thanks for the play Amy

[Kraellin]

very clever, gilbert! i like that

[lkroll]

Wow Gilbert; that is an acceptionally excellent result.

[Kraellin]

i like this picture. had to have a go. this is more a restoration and colorization rather than photo art, but hey, what the heck. i'll probably use this for more later

[Cupcake]

I did an oil painting!

[Kraellin]

a little blue drafting

[LonK]

A very unique effort, Craig. I like it!

[beefy24]

Here's my try... thanks for the play I enjoyed it

[Jack The Ripper]

Never tried coloring a B&W before, thought i would give a whack at it.

[Kraellin]

thanks, lonk

nice one, beefy. i like the choice of brown hair.