RESTORATION AND COPYING

Of Old Photographs, Oils, Pastels and Complete Albums

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New technology in the photographic industry has made is possible to copy, repair and reprint almost any form of artwork whether it be a pastel, oil, drawing or photograph.

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OLD PHOTOGRAPHS (repair and reproduction)

Don't let old and damaged photographs fade away forever. Do the next generation a favour and save these photographs now. With the introduction of scanners and digital technology restoration and repair has never been easier or cheaper. Simple copying starts at under £10.00.

We can reproduce and restore both black and white and colour photographs of all types. We can also clean, repair and reprint from negatives and glass plates of most sizes.

MANIPULATION OF PHOTOGRAPHS.

If you have a photograph that you wish us to change (see example photos below) i.e. you want someone removed or some heads swapped, this is quite possible and inexpensive.

OLD PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.

Many of us have old albums of black and white or sepia photographs. Have they seen better days and do both the book and photographs need help in surviving the next 100 years? If yes, give us a call as we can help.

The above services are available via mail. Simply send us your photographs and your instructions by registered mail and we will quote and give advice by return mail. If you require further information simply telephone us on 01488 685256.

OILS, PASTELS AND WATERCOLOURS.

All the above items however large or small can now be faithfully copied and reproduced on a multitude of different papers and canvasses to best suit the original.

It is therefore now possible to give a relation a copy of that much loved family oil painting or copies of the painting or pastel you recently had done of the children. Act now as the results are stunning and will not break the bank.

Give us a call on 01488 685256. We will quote and give advice on all projects you have in mind

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This is an example of how we can easily swap heads to achieve a preferred photograph. Our client liked photo 1, but the girl on the left had her eyes slightly closed, so we took the head from photo 2 and placed it in photo1 to achieve the final image in photo 3.