We breathe new life into treasured memories.
This photo from the early 1970s was dark and showing signs of wear. The colors are fading and there are signs of speckling in the lower left corner.
After some time in the studio, it is not only brighter, but the colors have been revived. This treasured memory has gone from dingy to delicious.
What precious memories can we breathe new life into for you?
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I recently had the privilege of restoring a family photo for a bride-to-be. It was of her grandparents on their wedding day while they were cutting the cake.
This fragile gem had some frayed edges, discoloring, creases, and entire sections were missing. It was a challenge, but I am extremely pleased with the results.
This sweet bride-to-be sent me this lovely note:
Thank you so much for fixing up the photo for us. My family and especially my grandparents will LOVE it, I'm sure!
You're wonderful for doing this for us.
Thank you 💓
This makes my heart really happy.
Restoring photos is not just a job for me, rather it is a true passion. I receive much joy when I am able to breathe new life into old memories.
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It may be summer time, but its always fun to reflect on the past, including Christmas.
Your memory, like this photo, may fade. With our help, the photos don't have to. They can be refreshed and enjoyed for many years to come.
What can we breathe new life into for you?
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Here is a look at one of our new pendants in the black setting.
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This photo from the late 1960s was beginning to show its age. The original colors and details were changing and becoming fuzzy.
After a few hours in the studio, this treasured memory has gone from gloomy to glorious. It will be around for future generations to enjoy.
What memories can we breathe new life into for you?
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This little gem was taken in South Korea around 1960, and was in need of a little TLC.
Future generations can reflect on their forefather's proud military service, while the gentleman in the photo can say, "tanks for the memories".
What treasured memories can we breathe new life into for you?
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As the years pass, our memories become faded and lose some of their details.
When the following photo first came into the studio, it was suffering from this same fate.
After a little work, this cute little redhead playing in his toy car will "clearly" be around for many years to come.
What treasured memories can we breathe new life into for you?
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Photographs can evoke a slew of memories, much like the following restoration did for me.
While going through old photo albums at my mom and dad's house, I came across this one of my great-grandmother. We called her Gran.
I was fortunate enough to still have fond memories of her. She died when I was around age 10. Some of my favorite times with her was when she was watching wrestling or her "program" on tv.
This single photo evokes many fond memories. I should probably write them down before I forget. Future generations should have the opportunity of knowing her as well.
What treasured memories can we breathe new life into for you?
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Sorry it has been so long since I have shared anything, but my kidney issues have made it difficult for me to spend much time in the studio....
