Over time, your family photographs can become damaged for several reasons. In many cases, your treasures can be restored and returned to how they originally looked when they were photographed.
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Rare moments can be returned to the time they were
taken by proper restoration. Take this photograph taken by the
local newspaper when the soldier was returned from a POW camp. He
is being hugged by his Uncle. The newspaper used a grease pencil
to mark the crop lines, highlight the pocket and lapel.
Age has also added to the overall damage with scratches and several page cracks. Use your mouse and move it over the photograph to see how restoration has removed the damages and returned it to a quality B&W photograph. Making it a sepia print (brown and white) is another choice based upon my client's wishes. |
| In this case, a client provided a photograph of his father on the motorcycle. It has cracks, scratches and paint splatter. Move your mouse over the photograph to see the restoration. |
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