✍🏻 Written by Dr. Laura Whitman from MemoryCherish
“This is a photo of my Grandmother and Grandfather. My mother didn’t know her father and this is the only photo she has of him. It is cherished by our family, and I wanted to get it restored so that each of us could have a copy.”
Dr. Laura Whitman is the Head of Education at MemoryCherish, the #1 photo restoration company in the world.
With a PhD in Art History and a specialization in photographic preservation, she brings an unrivaled breadth of knowledge to her role.
Over her 19-year tenure in the field, Dr. Whitman has become a respected authority on topics ranging from photo restoration techniques to historical context and genealogy.
Her work has been recognized by major media outlets such as ABC, NBC, and FOX News, and she has been trusted with collaborations by Adobe. As an educator, she has developed numerous 'how-to' guides and tutorials, making photo restoration accessible to millions.
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Do you have a family photo that’s been faded? I’m sure you have at least one. You get your hands on some old photos from your grandparents or parents and they’re all faded out, the colors are dull, and the pictures are in terrible condition.
So what can be done? Can these beautiful memories ever be restored to their former glory?
