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Old 14-09-09, 19:54
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If anyone else wants the link that Joan has please think twice before asking - I'm not easily upset but these photos made my eyes quite moist
I feel the same as Trish....very sad to see..
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Old 15-09-09, 09:32
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Hi Joan,

I have heard of this before and have seen these photos (usually featuring babies) in magazine articles.

The old lady appears to have her eyes shut which is strange - normally you would look at the child or the camera wouldn't you?

I would be interested in seeing the link.

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Old 15-09-09, 11:19
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Barbara has an article in the August edition of FTF Magazine ~ 'Mourning Ritials ~ Death and the Victorians' in which she talks about Post Mortem photography ~ there are links to some sites with photographs, which are very creepy.
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Old 15-09-09, 11:29
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Rachel, yes, they're not nice at all are they! Will only look properly when I really have to
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Old 15-09-09, 11:42
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here is my restore

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Old 15-09-09, 11:52
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Thank you Niksmum, that's lovely. I'll send this on to the person who sent it to us, they'll be thrilled - I almost forgot my reason for putting it here
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Old 15-09-09, 12:56
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Does anyone have an opinion on the date of the photo and/or the ages of the people?
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Old 15-09-09, 13:22
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Old 15-09-09, 14:02
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Thanks very much Rachel What an improvement to the original!
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Old 15-09-09, 15:40
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I'm in two minds about the date, I am leaning towards later now, around 1902? Not sure why but maybe the straight front on the woman's skirt & the lack of the puffed sleeves? Either that or much earlier.

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