Photo Restoration
Being able to restore a photograph, old or new, is a great way to preserve a piece of history. Kristi uses the latest techniques within Adobe Photoshop to enhance, brighten, retouch, and restore images to bring them back to life for her clients. Each photograph has different needs, if you wish to contact or learn more about Kristiclick here.
Little Boy (Before)
This photograph was taken about 1958. Damage included: fading, torn edges, and small pieces missing.
This photograph was taken about 1958. Damage included: fading, torn edges, and small pieces missing.
Little Boy (After)
To complete the restoration process the image was darkened in color, and restored to the black & white.
To complete the restoration process the image was darkened in color, and restored to the black & white.
Little Girl (Before)
This photoraph was missing a piece of the tree as well as the white shirt.
This photoraph was missing a piece of the tree as well as the white shirt.
Little Girl (After)
The missing tree was restored with patience and time a long with the shirt.
The missing tree was restored with patience and time a long with the shirt.
Large Family Group (Before)
Damage include: a large boarder around the image, and orange film caused by sun damage across the image.
Damage include: a large boarder around the image, and orange film caused by sun damage across the image.
Large Family Group (After)
The finished product looks brand new with the orange film removed, color brightened, & changed back to the original color tone.
The finished product looks brand new with the orange film removed, color brightened, & changed back to the original color tone.
Small Family Group (Before)
Damage include: pieces missing, mold within the face area, spot damage, and fading of light.
Damage include: pieces missing, mold within the face area, spot damage, and fading of light.
Small Family Group (After)
Restored the facial features, spot correction was needed, and returned to the original sepia color tone.
Restored the facial features, spot correction was needed, and returned to the original sepia color tone.
