Restoring Old Photos (Part 2)

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This is a photo of my Great Great Grandmother Betty.  The photo shows her holding a rifle she used to hunt a raccoon, and the aforementioned raccoon.

While I don't remember the exact year this picture was taken, I believe it was shot sometime in the late 1800s. The raccoon was also shot that day.

This is a before and after post. Except here it's after/before, as the restored photo is first. I thought it looked nicer.

Now, here's a glimpse into my family's history:

Restored





Original




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