So........you want to create a family scrapbook. Your parents have given you (or you've inherited) the biscuit tin out of the sideboard which contains all those lovely old sepia photos. Over the years, they have been passed around, thumbed through, written on, torn, scratched and creased. And who are they all? Some of the pictures are so faded, it's hard to tell!
I can repair those photos digitally, leaving the originals intact. Good, eh?
Below are some examples, the originals, as you can see, are in pretty poor condition. The originals are returned to you in the same condition they reach me, along with a CD of the images saved in three formats....JPEG, TIFF and BITMAP. They can be printed out onto photo paper or taken to your printer to have him print them out for you. The original photos you send will be treated with the utmost respect and will not be shared with anyone else.
And what about a collage of all your old photos? Scroll right down to see an example. What a great gift!
These collages are in sepia to give the impression of age, but I can make collages of colour photos too. I can also put digital frames around your photos in the manner of the 'Five Generations' collage at the bottom of this page, so they can go straight into your album (see my Scrapbooking Elements page)
Do you have any of those really old negatives? The ones way before 35mm? You have the negative, but not the photo? I can turn those negatives into 'positives'. Yes........I know you could take them to the printer to have them reprinted, but he wouldn't repair them. I can do that for you. To see an example click here
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Collages
The son of a lady I know has recently married. His new wife had a collage of all her old family photos beside her front door. This lady thought it would be nice for her son to have a similar collage on the other side of the door, to match. And so she commissioned me to produce the one below. As she'd been struggling to find an appropriate gift for them, this was just the ticket...and they were delighted with the result.
The collage was then printed out onto A3 photo paper and given a simple mount and classic frame. (Scroll further down to see the finished article.)
Click on this thumbnail below to see a collage of five generations of the ladies in one family.
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