For Camille ~ (Photoshop Restoration & Colorization)

[willpn100]

In 1901, when Anna Taylor went over Niagara Falls in a barrel, and Carry Nation sold miniature hatchets in the Senate gallery, the "Gibson Girl" saw these revolutionary gestures as what they were - symptons of neurosis and impendind decline.

[willpn100]

"Gibson Girl" had dignity, a quality woman. She read dignified historical novels like "To Have and To Hold" and "When Knighthood Was in Flower". She was an aristocrat and a sticlker for gallant behavior. Her appearance was proud and haughty, suggesting that she was a prize worth make some effort to win. Her clothing covered her from neck to heels but without any suggestion of puritanism, Gibson Girl had no stomach at all.

[willpn100]

Without a doubt, Camille Clifford was the most beautiful "Gibson Girl" of that time!!!

[fibyfox]

Beautiful !

[LilySoSo]

This is so visually beautiful.

[tiffanycutieful]

great

[ratuse]

I can't say I'm all for colorization, but I love the photos!

[Arthur40TwoDent]

I love the colourisation of this retoration. Another great video Mel.

[safeharbor7]

18 inch waist... wow... might be a little small for my taste. Certainly Camilla is a beautiful woman, especially sense you breathed life into her. Wonderful work Mell, wonderfully interesting. 5***** + favorite.

[Hellnback005]

Excellent work