Sample Work

	A	Common issues with photographs are discoloration, loss of contrast and blurring, as seen in the original on the left (this image also had minute scratches over the entire surface).
	B	The middle image shows the resultes of common restoration techniques which improve contrast, brightness and remove age discoloration.
	C	The third shows colorization. Only in the restoration did the ducklings become apparent. Because of the extensive covering of scratches, this image was considered moderately damaged.

	A	This image retained good detail (note the smooth transition of color in the cheek) but discolored and seemed harsh in the conversion to greyscale which removed all the age discolorization.
	B	The second image shows the conversion retaining some of the aging color much like a sepiatone.
	C	The final colorized image was softened to create a softer, more romantic feel.

	A	A severely damaged Civil War photograph shows water damage, stains, loss of contrast, fading from light exposure, scratches, rips, creases, mold and the remnants of the oval mat used in the frame.
	B	The restoration brings out the details of the fine clothes and face of the subject.

	A	Another Civil War photograph was originally tinted after developing. The severe damage along the top and left did not affect the subject, so this restoration was considered moderate.
	B	The restored image retains some age discoloration and the original photo tinting. This image was also enlarged to better fill the frame.