"Randy's Ancestors" was an exciting photo restoration project for us, requiring delicate handling and extensive digital artwork to correct 140+ years of chemical deterioration, discoloration, and decomposition. We provided him with 6 mounted restorations in the original 20"x14" size in time for Christmas. In his thank you note, Randy wrote: "Just wanted to let you know the photos were a hit with my family. My brother and sisters loved their gift....You did a magnificent job."

Karen asked us to restore this photo in time for her mom's 80th birthday. To reconstruct the faces of Neomi (left), James, Maggie, Vera, and Lillian, we used photos of the 5 taken in later years. Since this is the only remaining photo of them when they were young, we made sure the results were outstanding!

Photographed at nine years old in the early 1900's, Sonia's Grandpop has been lovingly restored for her family tree website, with particular emphasis on reconstructing his young face from other photos taken when he was older. Sonia wrote: "I LOVE what you did to the picture!....man oh man...Grandpop and the Normanns are great examples of your expertise in photo enhancement and restoration!!"

This 1930's photograph of Tom's ancestors from China was laminated and had yellowed and bubbled over the years. We enhanced the entire surface of this photo by hand.

These two "lovebirds" under their favorite tree will be enlarged to poster board size for a family reunion this summer, so in this photo restoration, we paid close attention to the smallest scratches and fingerprints!

Scratched and faded, Norm had this mid-1950's photo enlarged, slightly colorized, and restored to its original beauty for his sister's 50th birthday.

Restore your heirloom photos to their
original clarity and beauty!

They can still look "old," but not worn!