Here are examples of the editing work that I do. The FotoRiff logo is on website display photos only. Click each photo to see detail.
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This is a 1964 Polaroid snapshot. It was dark from age and has white dots throughout.

This is the same shot after carefully editing out all of the imperfections from the photo and enhancing color and contrast.

This was a photo a person liked to have used for computer wallpaper, but wanted the pedestrians edited out.

With some work, the pedestrians were removed and it made for a nice autumn wallpaper.

This was a very old photo from 1960 that was rolled up and badly stored for over 40 years. The photo was fairly large and had to be photo scanned in three sections before repairs and restoration.

This is the finished product of the 3 piece photo scan after repair, enhancement and stitching together. Now restored, the photo will be treasured for many years to come.

A badly framed photo....

....can have items added to complete the look the photographer didn't get!

Do you have photos taken from a car with car parts and other obstructions in the way?

No problem! Here's the same photo of a nice scenic Nevada vista after repairs.

A bug filled windshield in Anaheim, CA....

....becomes a clean, crisp shot of Viking Freight vehicles -- no window cleaner required!

Sometimes people get in the way because that's how they are!

Again, no problem!

Here's another photo that wasn't centered. This can happen when the sun is bright and it's hard to see the camera monitor.

Nudging the truck to the center and removing the light pole makes for a great picture!

Another shot taken from inside a truck.

After removing the interior of the truck, the subject of the photo really stands out.

This is a scan of a 35 mm Kodachrome slide conversion to a photo. The image is tilted and the color and contrast are in need of some attention.

The image has been straightened and the color and contrast has been enhanced too.

Here's another slide that is really showing it's age!

Here's the same slide with the color and contrast corrected, the sign in the center of the picture removed and the light pole on the right side taken out.

Here we have yet another 35 mm slide that was in desperate need of help. The color is starting to change to a red tint and the image is leaning too.

The image has being straightened, color fixed and some of the debris on the ground has been removed.

That truck in the center has seen better days!

My 'repair bill' is a lot less than replacing the truck's grille and bumper!

Another tilted picture taking on a blue tint with age.

After some repairs, it looks like new!

Another example of a miss-framed photo.

With a little work it was salvaged for a decent photo.