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Most of the 100-year+ old Victorian postcards I’ve collected show many signs of age and abuse. I scan my these old image in 48-bit color vs. 24-bit (‘billions" of colors, rather than the normal "millions" of colors). This allows me to eliminate the "haze" of yellowing and fading without degrading the final image. Here’s an example:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/oldpixels/3228470319/
I’ve taken some of these beautifully-restored Victorian Valentine graphics and turned them into e-Cards. You can email these cards to your friends and bring a smile to your loved ones when you send them a sentimental reminder of kinder and gentler time.
And, unlike some other eCard sites, I don’t capture or harvest your email addresses. Your total privacy is assured.
Enjoy hearts, cupids, flowers, adorable children, and lots of lace:
http://www.oldpixels.com/vt/valentine-clipart-e-cards.html
-Royce
http://www.flickr.com/photos/oldpixels/3228470319/
I’ve taken some of these beautifully-restored Victorian Valentine graphics and turned them into e-Cards. You can email these cards to your friends and bring a smile to your loved ones when you send them a sentimental reminder of kinder and gentler time.
And, unlike some other eCard sites, I don’t capture or harvest your email addresses. Your total privacy is assured.
Enjoy hearts, cupids, flowers, adorable children, and lots of lace:
http://www.oldpixels.com/vt/valentine-clipart-e-cards.html
-Royce
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