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Restore and Refresh
- From tatterered and torn to restored and rebuilt by removing cracks and
  recreating missing corners.
- A badly cracked and crackled photo restored.
- This 1910 photo was the only picture of her as a small child and the owner
  was so happy with the repair.
- An old snapshot can benefit from a clean up of discoloration, removing background objects,
  or completely replacing the background with a portait look.
- Just a little editing to crop, refresh the color, and remove the crack in table brings
  this oldie back to life.
- Perfection isn't always possible with old photos, but big improvements can make them enjoyable.
- Many older portraits were printed on inexpensive paper which caused them to discolor
  badly over the years. Amazingly, they can be refreshed to near the original color.
Edit and Enhance
- The photographer for this wedding missed getting one important family group shot. By combining
  and editing two photos, the missing group was assembled.
- This group was too spread out but with a little Photo Fix Magic and a new backdrop, the photo
  .goes from a nice snapshot to a portrait for display.
- Sometimes the smallest editing makes a big difference. Simply cropping this photo and
  removing the item over his head was a big improvement.
- A great group shot -- except that the guy in the back is just a passer-by!
  Removing him, the post over the bald man's head, and the date stamp
  saved this "almost perfect" shot.
- Group shots can be difficult. Someone squints, moves, or isn't at their best, and the result
  needs a little editing! This one was edited to replace the squirming toddler with cut of her from
  another picture. A rumpled jacket was smoothed and a shirt color changed to contrast with the baby.
- This snapshot suffered from the most common problem seen in casual shots -- background clutter.
  One of the kid's arms needed editing to bring it down, and then the entire background was
  re placed with a portrait backdrop.
- Changing the backdrop can change the entire mood from traditional to fun to funky.
  Kids love choosing their backdrops!
- Even expensive studio portraits can be improved. Fly-away strands of hair, baby scratches,
  complexion problems and more can be touched up. A new backdrop and small costume edit took
  these portraits from "Cute" to "Aww!
- Just a little editing crops this photo down to focus on the little Trick or Treater.
  Removing Mommy and her hand leaves a great memory shot.
- In this studio shot, the straps of the wings kept these little girls from looking heavenly.
  A little photo editing miracle made them perfect angels!
- Replacing the background is great way to create wonderful shots. Although it can be
  done with many photos, I like to take photos against a solid color such as a wall
  or sheet. Color is less important than having the subject 3 feet away to reduce
  shadows behind the subject.
- I don't do extreme makeoves that leave the subject unrecognizable, but enjoy doing touch ups
  to smooth skin tone, soften wrinkles, remove blemishes, whiten teeth, fix a bad hair day,
  change clothing colors and remove a bit of bulge to remove the pounds that photography seems
  to add.. I want to make you look good but natural!
Imagine and Create
- Typical baby photos can be made truly special with a little imagination and Photo Fix Magic.
- Halloween pictures are a great opportunity to take a snapshot from "kid in a costume"
  to a place in the imagination.
- A typical Halloween snapshot destined to be viewed once and put aside can be turned into a keepsake photo.
- A hand full of snapshots from a dress up playday becomes a fantasy world children will love!
Design
- There are lots of places that can turn your photo into a greeting card, but the choices are limited to standard frames and colors. I can add the perfect background to your photo, frame it with a color and texture that compliments the colors of the photo, and add your personal greeting. You won't find this perfect combination elsewhere!
- I love to take a cute kid, add a holiday backdrop and your holiday greeting to make a greeting card you will love.
- Not every photo will work in a snowglobe, but when they do, they are really wonderful!
- Send me a simple snapshot and I will turn it into a card loaded with Holiday cheer.
- You have a great photo but it needs to go into a card that coordinates perfectly. No standard photo greeting card companies offer that degree of customization.
- Special effects make special greeting cards!
- Adding a holiday frame turns a classic pose from a photo studio into a memorable Holiday card -- and I will do it for free!
- Sometimes a simple card is just what is needed.
- And sometimes special effects give a photo the Wow Factor you will love!

These photos have been greatly reduced in quality so that they will load quickly. Your photos will retain their original resolution!

From tatterered and torn to restored and rebuilt by removing cracks and recreating missing corners.

A badly cracked and crackled photo restored.

This 1910 photo was the only picture of her as a small child and the owner was so happy with the repair.

An old snapshot can benefit from a clean up of discoloration, removing background objects, or completely replacing the background with a portait look.

Just a little editing to crop, refresh the color, and remove the crack in table brings this oldie back to life.

Perfection isn't always possible with old photos, but big improvements can make them enjoyable.

Many older portraits were printed on inexpensive paper which caused them to discolor badly over the years. Amazingly, they can be refreshed to near the original color.

The photographer for this wedding missed getting one important family group shot. By combining and editing two photos, the missing group was assembled.

This group was too spread out but with a little Photo Fix Magic and a new backdrop, the photo .goes from a nice snapshot to a portrait for display.

Sometimes the smallest editing makes a big difference. Simply cropping this photo and removing the item over his head was a big improvement.

A great group shot -- except that the guy in the back is just a passer-by! Removing him, the post over the bald man's head, and the date stamp saved this "almost perfect" shot.

Group shots can be difficult. Someone squints, moves, or isn't at their best, and the result needs a little editing! This one was edited to replace the squirming toddler with cut of her from another picture. A rumpled jacket was smoothed and a shirt color changed to contrast with the baby.

This snapshot suffered from the most common problem seen in casual shots -- background clutter. One of the kid's arms needed editing to bring it down, and then the entire background was re placed with a portrait backdrop.

Changing the backdrop can change the entire mood from traditional to fun to funky. Kids love choosing their backdrops!

Even expensive studio portraits can be improved. Fly-away strands of hair, baby scratches, complexion problems and more can be touched up. A new backdrop and small costume edit took these portraits from "Cute" to "Aww!

Just a little editing crops this photo down to focus on the little Trick or Treater. Removing Mommy and her hand leaves a great memory shot.

In this studio shot, the straps of the wings kept these little girls from looking heavenly. A little photo editing miracle made them perfect angels!

Replacing the background is great way to create wonderful shots. Although it can be done with many photos, I like to take photos against a solid color such as a wall or sheet. Color is less important than having the subject 3 feet away to reduce shadows behind the subject.

Typical baby photos can be made truly special with a little imagination and Photo Fix Magic.

Halloween pictures are a great opportunity to take a snapshot from "kid in a costume" to a place in the imagination.

A typical Halloween snapshot destined to be viewed once and put aside can be turned into a keepsake photo.

A hand full of snapshots from a dress up playday becomes a fantasy world children will love!

I love to take a cute kid, add a holiday backdrop and your holiday greeting to make a greeting card you will love.

Not every photo will work in a snowglobe, but when they do, they are really wonderful!

Send me a simple snapshot and I will turn it into a card loaded with Holiday cheer.

You have a great photo but it needs to go into a card that coordinates perfectly. No standard photo greeting card companies offer that degree of customization.

Special effects make special greeting cards!

Adding a holiday frame turns a classic pose from a photo studio into a memorable Holiday card -- and I will do it for free!

Sometimes a simple card is just what is needed.

And sometimes special effects give a photo the Wow Factor you will love!

From tatterered and torn to restored and rebuilt by removing cracks and
recreating missing corners.

This 1910 photo was the only picture of her as a small child and the owner
was so happy with the repair.

An old snapshot can benefit from a clean up of discoloration, removing background objects,
or completely replacing the background with a portait look.

Just a little editing to crop, refresh the color, and remove the crack in table brings
this oldie back to life.

Many older portraits were printed on inexpensive paper which caused them to discolor
badly over the years. Amazingly, they can be refreshed to near the original color.

The photographer for this wedding missed getting one important family group shot. By combining
and editing two photos, the missing group was assembled.

This group was too spread out but with a little Photo Fix Magic and a new backdrop, the photo
.goes from a nice snapshot to a portrait for display.

Sometimes the smallest editing makes a big difference. Simply cropping this photo and
removing the item over his head was a big improvement.

A great group shot -- except that the guy in the back is just a passer-by!
Removing him, the post over the bald man's head, and the date stamp
saved this "almost perfect" shot.

Group shots can be difficult. Someone squints, moves, or isn't at their best, and the result
needs a little editing! This one was edited to replace the squirming toddler with cut of her from
another picture. A rumpled jacket was smoothed and a shirt color changed to contrast with the baby.

This snapshot suffered from the most common problem seen in casual shots -- background clutter.
One of the kid's arms needed editing to bring it down, and then the entire background was
re placed with a portrait backdrop.

Changing the backdrop can change the entire mood from traditional to fun to funky.
Kids love choosing their backdrops!

Even expensive studio portraits can be improved. Fly-away strands of hair, baby scratches,
complexion problems and more can be touched up. A new backdrop and small costume edit took
these portraits from "Cute" to "Aww!

Just a little editing crops this photo down to focus on the little Trick or Treater.
Removing Mommy and her hand leaves a great memory shot.

In this studio shot, the straps of the wings kept these little girls from looking heavenly.
A little photo editing miracle made them perfect angels!

Replacing the background is great way to create wonderful shots. Although it can be
done with many photos, I like to take photos against a solid color such as a wall
or sheet. Color is less important than having the subject 3 feet away to reduce
shadows behind the subject.

Halloween pictures are a great opportunity to take a snapshot from "kid in a costume"
to a place in the imagination.