Here's the original color photo....

...and here's what the photo looks like when you layer the color photo on top of a black and white version.

Here's a family picture of Grandma Bernhard's mother. So my Great Grandma is the woman standing seventh from the left (not including the dog)!.

Here's the edited version of the family picture. I changed it into a grayscale format after I was finished with all of the little detail work. This got rid of the yellow tint of the picture. Notice the guy looking off into space on the right. In the original, there is a huge halo around him. It's an example of very early picture editing, before the days of Photoshop. He wasn't there during the picture, so they edited him in probably imposing a negative behind a negative.

My Grandmother received this picture of her Grandfather from one of her sisters. Her son Mike scanned it in and I noticed how "weathered" it looked and decided to use Photoshop 7 to doctor it up.

Here's the finished product after about 2 hours of close-up editing. Looks brand new to me (if it were the year 1900)!

Chris Frank's customized Cubs poster. The first collage I ever designed with Adobe (it was Photoshop 5 back then).