This customer from Singapore sent me two separate photos and asked if I could merge them together. I used a third photo, provided by them, as the background.

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I also did some retouching on their faces and eyes, and added shadows so they’d seem to be more realistically leaning into each other. This is the final result, the two kids together in one shot.

This client sent me two high resolution scans of some very badly aged and damaged photos of her grandfather. Click them to see what I started with.

I explained that in at least one of them, the loss of picture quality would mean that the end result would possibly be lacking in detail, but that I could indeed restore these images to excellent likenesses of her grandfather. I wanted to make sure that she had the right expectations – then try to exceed them.

These were the final results. I provided the client with both photos, fixed and cropped to print as many 4×6 copies as she wanted.

This treasured family photo was given to me to restore. It was discolored, cracked and torn in five places, and had some water marks and stains.

I pieced it together on the scanner and restored it as close as possible to its original condition. The hardest part was the mom’s left eye and cheek, which was really torn up so I had to redraw most of that. But this is the end result – quite near to perfect and ready to be shared with family members.

This young mom had a perfect photo for her families holiday greeting card – if only the background of the image were better! So she hired me to remove the background and replace it with something seasonal, and do some photo retouching to make it perfect. All I really had to do was remove some facial glare, brighten everyone up and adjust some clothing colors to work perfectly with the background.

This is the original – a great shot!

And this is the final result, as it will look in the photo frame she was going to use: