Can anyone recommend a place where I can take some old photos to be repaired? They suffered some damage as a result of the flooding in New England. (My parents had 3 feet of floodwater in their basement)
Two of the photos are from the 1940’s and one is from 1960. One of the 1940’s is a holiday photo of my grandfather’s platoon during WW II, so we’d really like to save it.
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sorry to hear about the damage…
I found this site has some useful information:
http://www.yesteryearmemories.com/water_damaged_photos.asp
hope your family memories get saved,
J.
Try Midwest Color Lab on Beech Daly n of 5 mile in Redford.
To clarify, I am essentially looking for a photo conservator to remove the residue from the originals, not conduct digital restoration.