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Waterloo

By |March 21st, 2020|

One of my favourite haunts in Melbourne is the Camberwell Markets which, sadly for now has been cancelled due to Covid-19.  I though this time of isolation would be the ideal time to restore some of the amazing images I have found at the market during previous visits.

The  two images below were copied from large […]

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Restoring Old Documents

By |June 4th, 2013|

When it comes to restoring documents, I treat them just as I do photographs.  This certificate had seen better days; torn in two, sections missing and water damage.  The owner wanted a restored copy for display.

I began by scanning each piece individually then stitching them together.  This was the easy part.

Next came the restoration.  I […]

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Now this one was a challenge.

By |April 14th, 2012|

To look at this photograph you would not think it would rate as one of the most challenging images I have ever had to restore. It doesn’t have large sections missing and it isn’t so faded it it barely visible.  It is however covered in tiny spots and stains.  In fact, when I fist saw […]

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First Impressions Count

By |April 1st, 2012|

“First impressions Count”;  A saying that website owners should remind themselves of when promoting their brand and something they should remind themselves of regularly as their businesses evolve.  Are your website visitors getting the right impression of your product or service?  If not, perhaps it is time for a makeover.

I had a new website professionally […]

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Oh! Veronica……How Charming

By |February 27th, 2012|

A few weeks ago I had the absolute pleasure of photographing a few items from the adorable range of little girls dresses at Oh! Veronica, ‘a sassy new label offering handmade boutique keepsake dresses and girls tops’.   The session was spread out over a couple of evenings because our lovely model has just started […]

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Five Minute Fix: Sharpening with the High Pass Filter

By |January 6th, 2012|

There are numerous methods for sharpening an image in Photoshop.  The High Pass filter is one of my favourites.  This short video tutorial demonstrates just how easy it is.  I’m using Photoshop CS5 in this tutorial, but the same method applies to Photoshop Elements or other versions of Photoshop.

This is my first video tutorial.  I […]

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Amby Baby Hammocks website images

By |January 2nd, 2012|

A few months ago, Trish from Amby Baby Hammocks contacted me requesting images for the front page of her new website. She had already had the product images taken for her shopping cart but wanted inviting, fresh, bright images for the front page. This is after all the first impression that visitors to her […]

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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 […]

Matthew and Lisa’s Wedding

By |October 13th, 2011|

There are some amazing wedding photographers out there.  I am not one of them. 😕

Early in my career I worked as a portrait photographer and whilst I still shoot some portraits, I find myself mostly in front of the computer screen editing images for other photographers or photographing products.  But when my niece rang and asked for a […]

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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 […]

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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 […]