Kentucky Declares "Historical Photo Restoration Day"
Kentucky Governor Ernie Fletcher has proclaimed October 13, 2004 as "Historical Photo Restoration Day."Current technology allows the restoration of damaged photographs which are important to preserving state and family history. Whether a photo is torn, cracked, faded or otherwise damaged, there are many available resources to repair these photos.Kentucky's "Historical Photo Restoration Day" is designed to help build awareness of the need to preserve and restore photos. Genealogist Darlene Leyburn shares "More photos are damaged each day than are repaired. It's important to save the photos that are truly important to us."Photos can be repaired by local photo professionals or by individuals using photo-editing software. The most recommended resource for those would-be photo restorers is Katrin Eismann's "Digital Photo Restoration & Retouching".
There are also many free tutorials available at RetouchPro.Com.If you'd rather trust a local photo professional, you can search the nationwide photo restoration directory hosted by Hollywood Fotofix, Inc.at http://www.hollywoodfotofix.com to find the nearest restoration expert near you.The photo restoration industry has recently provided help to those affected by the hurricanes in Florida through CharleyFix.Com, a service to help provide volunteer services for photographs damaged by water during the storms.If you have photos that you would like to share with family or display, please take the opportunity to look into restoring and preserving it... And what better day than "Historical Photo Restoration Day"?.
Kentucky Declares "Historical Photo Restoration Day"
Kentucky Governor Ernie Fletcher has proclaimed October 13, 2004 as "Historical Photo Restoration Day."Current technology allows the restoration of damaged photographs which are important to preserving state and family history. Whether a photo is torn, cracked, faded or otherwise damaged, there are many available resources to repair these photos.Kentucky's "Historical Photo Restoration Day" is designed to help build awareness of the need to preserve and restore photos. Genealogist Darlene Leyburn shares "More photos are damaged each day than are repaired. It's important to save the photos that are truly important to us."Photos can be repaired by local photo professionals or by individuals using photo-editing software. The most recommended resource for those would-be photo restorers is Katrin Eismann's "Digital Photo Restoration & Retouching".
There are also many free tutorials available at RetouchPro.Com.If you'd rather trust a local photo professional, you can search the nationwide...
Kentucky Declares "Historical Photo Restoration Day"
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Zorpia Groups: a Better Choice for Photo Sharing
(ContentDesk) April 13, 2006 -- Say goodbye to the traditional group features you have used in the past. A well-rounded group function launched by Zorpia.com is bringing a new experience of photo and information sharing with people of the same interest.
Unlike the traditional group features, we integrated our comprehensive photo sharing technique into groups where people could upload unlimited amount of photos, share them in a slide show and post comments said Jeffrey Ng, CEO and founder of Zorpia.com. Ivy Rose, an active member of Zorpia from the United States, thought photo sharing spiced up the dynamics in the groups. Visual stimulation seems to strike up more conversations. Plus it adds something special to the groups. I am more drawn to groups that feature photos, said Rose.Shirley Rouvi, an avid Zorpia group user, commented that members can find photos they want...
Photo printers > Zorpia Groups: a Better Choice for Photo Sharing
Zorpia Groups: a Better Choice for Photo Sharing
(ContentDesk) April 13, 2006 -- Say goodbye to the traditional group features you have used in the past. A well-rounded group function launched by Zorpia.com is bringing a new experience of photo and information sharing with people of the same interest. Unlike the traditional group features, we integrated our comprehensive photo sharing technique into groups where people could upload unlimited amount of photos, share them in a slide show and post comments said Jeffrey Ng, CEO and founder of Zorpia.com. Ivy Rose, an active member of Zorpia from the United States, thought photo sharing spiced up the dynamics in the groups. Visual stimulation seems to strike up more conversations. Plus it adds something special to the groups. I am more drawn to groups that feature photos, said Rose.Shirley Rouvi, an avid Zorpia group user, commented that members can find photos they want...
Photo printers > Zorpia Groups: a Better Choice for Photo Sharing