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Month: July 2026

An experiment with AI

My Grandfather during WW1 recovering from wounds.

Another experiment with AI. First the original B&W photo scanned at 600dpi. Then the colourised version. I found a contemporary tinted image and instructed the AI to match the colours of the uniforms closely. My grandfather George is at the back on the left (as you are facing). Context: This is a First World War hospital back home. I knew he had been wounded but not the circumstances. He later returned to active service and was captured by the Germans at Messines on the 10th April 1918 during their Michael offensive, which initially caught the allies by surprise. I shall be digging into that to see what more I can discover. I remember him as a gentle man, who never said a harsh word about anyone.

Coursed version.
Author MikePosted on 29 July 202626 August 2026Categories Family History, From Facebook, WW1Tags artificial intelligence, pow

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