Old Lurcher Photo Colouring

[THE STIFFMEISTER 16,112]

On 19/03/2022 at 19:18, stonewall said:

 

chowt face rock in the background.

Is it ? Are they Dobsons dogs ?? 

[levigsp 938]

2 hours ago, THE STIFFMEISTER said:

Is it ? Are they Dobsons dogs ?? 

No 

[Daniel cain 45,845]

F.Barker owned the Chowt faced Rock dog,the other 2  dogs are from the Ilfracombe badger digging club ...so I believe

[levigsp 938]

40 minutes ago, Daniel cain said:

F.Barker owned the Chowt faced Rock dog,the other 2  dogs are from the Ilfracombe badger digging club ...so I believe

Yes they are, I would need to look upon the original print to see rest of the details.

 

[THE STIFFMEISTER 16,112]

50 minutes ago, Daniel cain said:

F.Barker owned the Chowt faced Rock dog,the other 2  dogs are from the Ilfracombe badger digging club ...so I believe

Ah , I see some one has the fell terrier book , thought Dobson had CF Rock. 

[Daniel cain 45,845]

3 hours ago, THE STIFFMEISTER said:

Ah , I see some one has the fell terrier book , thought Dobson had CF Rock. 

This not the picture that was posted?

[levigsp 938]

2 hours ago, Daniel cain said:

This not the picture that was posted?

The one i posted is a closeup of the dogs but i have that one as well, the original print

[Gypsydog94 4,607]

[JonnieShankar 0]

On 28/03/2022 at 00:16, levigsp said:

The one i posted is a closeup of the dogs but i have that one as well, the original print

I see you posted a close-up of the dogs, but I actually have the original print too. It's great to have both versions for comparison.

[JonnieShankar 0]

and yeah...I get the desire to bring those old Lurcher photos to life with color! It can make such a difference in the feel of a picture. What I’ve found is that some of the apps and tools out there can be a bit tricky to get the right look, but one that’s worked for me is https://www.nixplay.com/ . They’ve got some cool features for photo restoration and coloring that make it easier to make the images pop without it looking too “off.” Honestly, it’s all about giving it time and playing around with different techniques.

[Black neck 16,059]

6 hours ago, JonnieShankar said:

and yeah...I get the desire to bring those old Lurcher photos to life with color! It can make such a difference in the feel of a picture. What I’ve found is that some of the apps and tools out there can be a bit tricky to get the right look, but one that’s worked for me is https://www.nixplay.com/ . They’ve got some cool features for photo restoration and coloring that make it easier to make the images pop without it looking too “off.” Honestly, it’s all about giving it time and playing around with different techniques.

You won't find levi on here now mate last i heard he was in Papua new guinea mekkin contact wi undiscovered tribes story goes he absentmindedly flicked his fag lighter and the local chieftains mistook him for some kind of evil spirit and ate him

[jukel123 8,388]

I was just reading about war dogs. The bull cross in the first photo would have been used to carry messages between the trenches. The army had a special training school. 

Proper war dogs ( bloodthirsty mastiff types) were used in battle by the Romans and others . I wonder how they trained them to differentiate between the enemy and themselves in the heat of battle? Scent?

[mC HULL 13,125]

On 06/04/2022 at 19:30, Gypsydog94 said:

cracking pic 

[Goly 844]

10 minutes ago, jukel123 said:

I was just reading about war dogs. The bull cross in the first photo would have been used to carry messages between the trenches. The army had a special training school. 

Proper war dogs ( bloodthirsty mastiff types) were used in battle by the Romans and others . I wonder how they trained them to differentiate between the enemy and themselves in the heat of battle? Scent?

They probably kept them on a leash.

[low plains drifter 10,675]

11 minutes ago, jukel123 said:

I was just reading about war dogs. The bull cross in the first photo would have been used to carry messages between the trenches. The army had a special training school. 

Proper war dogs ( bloodthirsty mastiff types) were used in battle by the Romans and others . I wonder how they trained them to differentiate between the enemy and themselves in the heat of battle? Scent?

Scent indeed, the Romans were well versed in the application of Old Spice