Restoration

Brilliant shot Diane,eddie,

Hi, Eddie, thank you!

You should upload that to your Ipernity gallery! Art restoration would be my dream job, even thought it would be VERY nerve-racking. :-o

It will happen -these uploads :-) !
It takes some time to get all the images (12,6K) into mind with its full Url.

Rapi :-)

Looks like back breaking work...but she's young;-)

Makes no difference the age... pain is pain !

I know, that was my first reaction when I saw her. If I tried that now they would have to pry me up off the floor, perhaps using two very handsome Italian firemen.

Oooh, true, but it's so much worse at 69 than it was at 49! Whaaahhhh! < whining
There are certain jobs that just can't be done with chronic pain and that's one of them.

Sometimes you just have to get on with it... been in "that place" since I was 12. Being a Stubborn Witch helps.... :)

Well, then you will just take a job in upright positions with restauration-pauses! :-)

You can go there and join them, it's a never ending task :-) !

And then after have a look up to the product of the communities over centuries .

No better products than Italian ones, and I'm not the only one who thinks so!

Great shot!

Hey, Andy, thanks a million!

Rewarding if painful.

What a fab way to make a living. It's something I wanted to do many decades ago, before I got distracted by a thousand other things, and then later realized I did not have the means to go wherever you go to learn fine art restoration. Thanks, Pam!

That is exactly what happened to me !

Bummer, huh?

Painstaking work!

Is it ever! I watched for awhile and it looked like dentistry, but more nerve-racking. Thank you, Diana.

Another portrait of a working person :-)

somewhere in Stralsund.