Forevermore Photos

Fix colors.

Mold damage from bein in a flood.

Very old, decaying.

Water damage and yellowed from age

Very faded, probably from sun exposure.

Customer spent several hours trying to restore this himself. I think his eraser tool was putting purple into the background.

Very old. Cardboard underneath was decaying.

Whole punched through the right side of the photo. Girls face was re-created and resoted color.

Original was blace and white.

very red from aging. Usually the result of chemicals being left on the photo when it was originally developed.

Background people removed. Piece of his shoulder re-created. Purple color of jacket restored to blue.

Photo bent at the top.

Origianl was on hand calligraphy on parchment paper for the 1800's. Hole where the paper was folded. Yellowed and very fragile.

Professor Van Till from Westminster Seminary, Oreland PA. Photo of his mentor on the wall.

Picture was torn, but somebody tried to fill it in with pencil.

Very yellowed and some torn areas that you can't see well on the computer. Fixed and colorized.

Another very faded photo.

Shadow over a very beautiful baby's face. What a cutie!

Father on the left played for the community Ice Hockey league while growing up. then his son played for the same league. Grandmom had me make it look like they played against eachother. Very cute idea.

All their wedding photos were lost in a flood and this is all they had left. Sun damaged, faded, purplish. I fixed it and took off the laundry in the background too.

Hand-drawn sketch. A priceless heir loom to the artist's family. I darken the pencil lines and fixed the color of the paper. They bought the digital file and now every can have a copy!

This had a portion washed away by somebody trying to clean the photo with windex or something.

Ares of picture missing. Another little cutie!

The first car my customer owned. He owns a auto body repair shop now and wanted to hang this up. The origianl was a 3 inch snap shot. I fixed it and recreated the missing tail light. Printed it out as 8x10.

I just love these historic photos!

Double exposure and distracting background.

Just faded from age, circa 1920. Beautiful home in Philadelphia, PA.

Faded but only in patchy areas, also yellowd.

Color corredted and enlarged.

Fold across the center, reddened with age and very grainy from being shot in low light.