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For those interested in a close up look at the cracks, gouges and dirt , which old photos are subject to, check out the attached photo. If nothing else it tends to convey the idea that old photos are somewhat delicate and should be handled and stored accordingly...all the more reason to make digital copys for display. Tom
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by thomasgeorgeIn the course of restoration work, have any of you been asked to appraise the photos brought in? I am wondering if this might be a natural extension of the Restoration business--giving appraisals for insurance purposes, etc. Any thoughts on this? It might provide not only a slight increase in income,...11-02-2001, 08:52 PM -
by thomasgeorgeOne of the main killers of old photos is improper display. As more and more folks begin searching through attics,basements, old trunks etc., the number of old photos being dragged out and displayed is increasing and with that the need to educate your customers on the proper display methods so as to...12-05-2001, 08:30 PM
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by Ed_LHi Tom,
Several days ago, Debbie came up with her Avatar. When I saw it, I remarked that it looked professional, unlike somebody else I know. I was, of course, jokingly referring to you. Since I posted that, I really didn't know just how you took it, so I want to make a public apology...08-25-2001, 03:59 PM -
by thomasgeorgeHow's that for grabbing attention? I am refering to a peculiar trend I have been noticing which entails taking a perfectly good photo and purposely giving it an aged and mildly abused look--exactly the opposite of what we usually do. Has anyone else out there encountered a demand for "instantly...09-28-2001, 09:33 AM
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by thomasgeorgeHELLO..... ANYONE HERE? A cold wind waifts through the deserted streets,moving a faded tumbleweed before it in a slow and stately random dance of disinterested meloncholy.... A lone coyote crys to a dying moon..."GOT ANYTHING FOR SALE?" tom08-20-2001, 08:10 PM
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