Old Photo Restoration

Carefully restore this old photograph. Repair physical damage such as scratches, dust, creases, fading, tears, and stains. Subtly improve clarity and contrast while preserving the original lighting and tone. Do not alter any faces, facial structures, expressions, eye shape, nose, mouth, jaw, or proportions in any way. Do not smooth skin unnaturally or modernize faces. Keep all facial features exactly as they appear. Conservatively colorize the image using natural, period-appropriate colors. Avoid saturated or modern tones. Preserve original shadows and highlights. Do not replace faces or change identity. The result should look like the same photograph, cleaned and restored.