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PHOTO
RESTORATION
"I
was a motion picture publicist for many years,
and it was a pleasure working with Joel.
He's a wonderful professional.
He did a great job restoring my old pictures
with me and the lions."
John, Westlake Village, CA
“Joel did an incredible job restoring an old
but an extremely valuable portrait of my
wife Linda. He made an breath-taking
Canvas Master from a much smaller image.
Thank You Joel!"
Ray, Atlanta, GA
"I
would definitely recommend Photography By Joel studio.
He has
a very gifted eye and is very patient with you."
Marcella, Newbury Park, CA
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TURN
YOUR OLD PHOTOS
INTO BEAUTIFUL TREASURES
If you have photos from the past of yourself, parents or grand
parents
we
can turn them into beautiful treasures. We offer a Free
Consultation
to determine the best pictures to restore, and
we can help you
to design the portraits that will look best as
groupings as well.
At Photography By Joel we will personally work on your original
image
at the studio, whereas many places will send them to another
location.
We feel that this is a very dangerous practice, because these
once
in a lifetime images can easily get lost or damaged. Also, we
guarantee
that you will be thrilled with your restored image or we
will redo it to your
satisfaction, or return your entire deposit.
We are serious about customer
satisfaction.
Call 818-706-3778 today for a free
no-obligation consultation.
We hope to see you soon. Thank You.
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Here's A Helpful Hints
Article
that appeared recently in the Thousand Oaks-
Westlake Village Conejo Business Times:
What
Should I do with my old family photos?
Preserving
family memories becomes more important as we age. Photos
remind us of significant events in our families and
communities, and they can create a priceless art
collection. Here’s how.
Narrowing
it down
Decide
which photographs you want to display. Even if photos are
damaged, photography restorers can work mini-miracles. Try
grouping photos by a specific time period, event or theme.
Most
old photos include color tones in black, brown, gray and
off white. Match frames to these colors; or use gold,
silver, or pewter. The style can be classic or ornate, and
it be a complement or contrast to your furnishings.
To
mat or not to mat…that is a good question
Use
traditional mats, or try placing the photograph on top of
a mat. For added depth, affix a small piece of cardboard
behind the photo before you place it on top of the mat.
Some photographers create digital mats that replicate the
look and depth of traditional mats, but they’re really
part of the photo. These are great for custom colors and
they don’t fade. In many cases, they cost less.
Location
and colors
Find
a location that’s obvious, or intriguing -- bookshelves
and small table tops. Avoid placing photographs near
excess heat or sunlight. Small groups of old photos are
more interesting when they’re near contrasting colors
and textures — such as plants, flowers, plush fabrics,
books, or wicker.
Add
something special to your old family treasures
Add another dimension to your photo arrangements. The
world is full of unsung heroes, and some are in your
family photos. Write a few words, or a quote that
summarizes the qualities you want to remember about your
family members. What did they say or do that was
outstanding, endearing, or unique? Use calligraphy or
water color to create this message, and then frame it next
to the photos. Our memories will diminish, but these
priceless photo art collections will increase in value.
Joel
Bogeberg, M.A. owner of Photography By Joel in Westlake
Village, specializes in restoring old photos and precious
memories, as well as creates incredible family portraits.
Contact Joel at 818-706-3778 if you have any questions
regarding your old family photos for a free evaluation to
see which ones will work to have restored. Or, see
additional examples of restoration and family portraits on
his website at www.photographybyjoel.com.
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