1. Mr. and Mrs. John Doe
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Taken in the late 1940s, on one of the first Kodacolor films, this old photo had faded and yellowed. Using digital retouching, we cleaned up and intensified the color, lightened shadows, and made her dress blue, and her hair bright red again.

Taken in the early 1950s, this photo had severe damage to the faces, especially the woman. Using other images, we digitally cloned and formed a reasonable likeness of what she looked like, then cleaned up the folds and scratches.

3. Wedding Couple B
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Extracted from a photo of a larger group, this photo was ripped in the corner, and was wrinkled and folded. We recreated the rest of the man's head, cleaned it up and gave it a simpler background, to make a frameable keepsake.

4. Boat on the Sea
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This photo of a family's boat was severely water damaged and drab. We fixed all damage and gave it a more cheerful, brighter look, with highlights in the water reflecting the sky.

Mrs. Hazel Gardner sits looking out towards the Pacific from Boondall Wetlands near Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.

6. Austrian Grossmutter
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Taken on Mother's day in Southern Austria In 1978, this Grandma was more than happy to pose for this portrait to commemorate the occasion. The print has been split-sepia toned to add warmth.