I remove cracks, creases, stains, scratches and other signs of age, rebuild lost fragments and faces, and improve the overall quality of the image. An old photograph can become a beautiful picture again — for the family archive, for printing, as a gift or for a memorial.
Throughout, I preserve what made the photograph worth keeping: the character of a face, the mood of the picture, the spirit of a vanished era. The restored file stays with you — to look at, to print, to pass on.
For me, restoration is a craft, not a mechanical job. Every photograph is somebody’s story, and my task is to keep that story from being cut short.