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New photo restoration course, recreating missing pieces has just gone live, the 5th in the series. Here is how it appears on the pages of Lynda.com “One of the most challenging photo restoration tasks involves recreating missing pieces of a severely damaged photo. In this course, master restorationist Neil Rhodes steps through examples of severely damaged photos. He shows how to... Read More

How you can use what details you have left to recreate and restore the photo This wasn’t going to be a simple fix by any means, but with a bit of thought and some patience we can fix this. First we can make a rough selection around the left arm and copy and flip it and then puppet warp it to make it straighter. Notice how she is leaning on this arm. It is likely that it was locked out... Read More

The Wixon family in 1908 . The Wixon’s Mr Authur Wixon and his wife Mrs Alice Wixon are shown below in a the damaged photo. The oldest daughter’s in the photo was also called Alice. . Large families were common and the Wixon’s would go on to have 15. Sadly two died before they were eight. Kate Wixon died aged 4 of diphtheria in 1912 and Robert Wixon died also aged four in... Read More