photography restorations


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Class 1: Small Physical Size (5 x 7 or smaller)
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Class 2: Medium Physical Size (8×10 or slightly smaller)
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Class 3: Large Physical Size (16×20 or slightly smaller or larger)
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Class 4: Super Physical Size (larger than 16×20)
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Class 5: Panoramic (large size of physical original)
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Restoration Additional Prints & Canvas
$5.00 – $350.00 Read more
PRESENTING: YOUR PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINTS
If you have business or personal images you need to restore, combine, make into a display, make prints, stretch on canvas, enlarge, reduce. scan, mat, frame or turn into a card; I am up for those types of projects.




Enlarging & reducing Photographic Prints
Making Canvas Prints
16 x 24


SCANNING: PAPER DOCUMENTS
I’ve scanned lots of birth certificates, wedding certificates, graduation certificates, confirmation certificates, and even one ID tag. Modern certificates are not very visually interesting, but the documents from the late 19th and early 20th centuries were filled in by hand on printed certificates that were produced in color and usually very ornate.
Scanning Slides/Negatives




Slides and negatives come in many different sizes. I can scan any size negative or slide. They almost all require some kind of restoration, but often I am asked to just simply scan the slides/negatives. Clients often just want to be able to share the images with children or other relatives. Most of the time scanning negative/slides is about making selections so it can be decided which images they would like to restore and print.


SCANNING: PHOTOS OF ANY SIZE
There are some exceptionally large photographs out there. None of these large format images will fit on a normal scanner. I have 12 x 17 inch scanner and most of the large format images will not physically sit on a 12 x 17 scanner and be scanned in one pass. The large format photographs and art work can be scanned however in multiple passes. The most scans I’ve completed to capture the entire image was eight. (I don’t remember how many scans it took for some very large blue prints I scanned for a client!) The multiple scans are digitally reassembled and we end up with a perfect digital copy of the original. It can be printed at the same size as the original or smaller/larger.


LARGE FORMAT ARTWORK
I handle large format flat artwork in a similar fashion as I do with large-format photographs. Artwork is scanned in segments and reassembled digitally. Prints may be made the same size as the original or enlarged or reduced.
Mat & Frame Photographs & Artwork
Design & Print Greeting Cards
Specials, Coupons, Discounts, My Latest & Random Thoughts


This is Lost Lake across the road from the Pigeon River. We were exploring and this is the best place we found. Michigan is an adventure. The light was awesome and dramatic.
Special Things at Special Prices - sales / discounts
I sold my work & met clients at summer art fair across Michigan from 2009 – until the wall of COVID in 2020. In preparing for those shows I would make prints and canvas prints well in advance of the shows. I don’t know if you noticed but not everything sells nor will everything fit into a 10 x 10 booth! So I was mostly prepared for the 2020 show season, and I am offering these products at a discount via this web site.
Along the via Appia Antica
NOW $150 plus tax/shipping in 2020 priced at $250.
This 20 x 30 canvas print has been hanging in the office of Infinite Potential Chiropractic, 4655 Dobie Road Suite 245, Okemos, MI – (517) 388-4976. Dr. Katie Kenny was gracious enough to allow me to display Along the Via Appia Antica and a number of other canvas printed images. Call Dr. Kenny to see when the offices might be free to view this canvas. It is ready to display in your home or office.
There were villas well off the road and a few directly alongside the via Appia Antica. The villas were gated and remote. The houses along the road were gorgeous, so no obvious loss to the experience of walking into Roma along this ancient route.
©2016 Joseph Yarbrough