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Hidden Treasure

By |March 29th, 2012|

It’s amazing how much information can be found in images, faded by time.  This photograph was presented to me recently;  the owner fully aware of how faded it had become and appreciative of any attempt to restore it.  My comments to her when I first scanned it were something along the lines of, “great news! […]

Sometimes images are just too fragile to scan

By |February 8th, 2012|

I prefer to scan my images for restoration where possible but with this one, it simply wasn’t an option…..for two reasons;

The image was presented to me while on holidays.  I didn’t have access to my scanner or computer and even if I did it would have involved removing the image from the deeply matted frame […]

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Hmmm……Polaroid Photos

By |January 25th, 2012|

Polaroid photos have never been noted for their superior quality and the one taken of my son today at the MCG by organisers of the cricket clinic he attended with the Victorian Bushrangers is no exception.  In fact, it’s pretty horrible.  The composition and lighting are fine and it’s a great memento of my son […]

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Why scan RGB?

By |January 5th, 2012|

I use this image in my Photo Restoration courses.  It is badly stained and on first glance, looks like it would take hours to restore.  And had I scanned it as a greyscale image it probably would.

But I never scan photographic images in greyscale.  I’m a big fan of RGB (red, green blue).  Let me […]

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In Need Of a Little TLC

By |January 1st, 2012|

I come across quite a few images like this one; quite obviously treasured by the owner but in need of a little TLC. Restoration wasn't particularly difficult in this case but it was time consuming.
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Digital Photography: It’s Child’s play

By |October 26th, 2011|

Yes, Literally!  Child’s play.

I needed a few texture images  yesterday for an editing project so grabbed my camera and ran outside to take a few shots   My four year old daughter followed with the Dora The Explorer camera she received for Christmas last year.  This particular camera won’t win any prizes for it’s picture […]

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Signalman H.W.D Butler, Camel Corps

By |December 15th, 2010|

I come across some lovely photographs with my restoration work and this one is certainly no exception.

The original photograph is dated 1917 and family records indicate that the subject is Signalman H.W.D. Butler, Royal Corp of Signals Reserve of the Camel Corps, 53 Welsh Division, General Allenby, British Forces, Palestine Campaign.

The original photograph was presented […]

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A website makeover

By |December 6th, 2010|

I’m not the only one who has had a website makeover of late.  Some of my wonderful clients have realised the value of having great images on their websites and have sent their photographs to me for a little bit of sprucing up.   It’s amazing the difference that edited images can make to the appearance […]

  • Recruiting/enlistment event at Dorrigo, NSW in 1915. Image restored by Carol Heath, Pixel By Pixel

Welcome to the Pixel By Pixel Blog

By |November 24th, 2010|

The new Pixel By Pixel site has been live for two months now so I thought it was about time the Pixel By Pixel Blog came online too. Here I would like to share with you a selection of the images I am fortunate enough to restore and retouch, as well as the occasional tutorial […]