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Photo Gallery Page 2
This sixty year old photo was flood-damaged in Texas in 1952. The light area on the face was caused by a solvent in something which lay on the portrait over a period of time.
The image has been slightly colorized in this rendition, and some of the detail is being enhanced. Since there is no record of the colors of either the dress or corsage, we improvised, knowing the person's hair and eye color.
This is the final image, as repaired and colorized, with a new background, as the old background was too dark and damaged to use.
This century-plus photograph wasn't in really bad condition, but it wasn't like it had been when it was new either. It had darkened and faded over a century, and did have some small flaws and spills on it that a photoshop wouldn't remove by photographing it and making a new print..
We enhanced and cleaned the photo, and this is the result. While a photograph like this could be colorized, doing so wasn't requested.
This wallet-size photo (about 2.6 x 2.6 inches) was darkened, smudged, and damaged by handling for half a century. It had both cracks and tears in it.
Cleaned and repaired, this photo was reprinted at 5x5 inches and a new negative made for the family. The copyright notice shown on this example does not appear on the face of the family photo
