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Do you have a photo that's seen better days?

I’m excited to introduce myself—I'm Kim Repede, the photo restorer behind PhotoZen! If you’re looking to restore an old photo, I’m here to help. At PhotoZen, I specialize in high-quality photo restoration, helping to bring your treasured memories back to life.  I’m proud to have received 5-star reviews on Google and Yelp, and I always make it a priority to respond promptly to any inquiries. If you’re interested in a price quote or have any questions, please feel free to reach out by phone, text, or email. Thank you for considering PhotoZen!

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Photo Restoration

Color fading, water damage, tears, cracks, stains, and scratches can often be repaired with careful, detailed restoration. Even heavily damaged photos can be thoughtfully enhanced. I invite you to view my portfolio to see real examples of how I help bring treasured images back to life.

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Colorized Photos

Have you ever thought about adding color to your black white or sepia photos? It's amazing how colorized photos can bring a whole new dimension to your pictures! And the best part is, I guarantee that the colors I apply will be accurate to the era.
Check out my portfolio to see examples!

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Convex Oval Portraits

PhotoZen provides photo restoration services for a wide range of 19th-and 20th-century images, including tintypes, cabinet cards, bubble or convex oval portraits, crayon portraits, Polaroids, and more. Each piece is handled with great care and respect for its history. You can view examples of these different image types on my portfolio page to see the quality of my work.

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Photos Stuck to Glass

If you’re looking for guidance on how to restore an old photo that’s stuck to glass, you’ve come to the right place. It’s important to be cautious of advice that suggests using heat or extreme cold to remove the photo, as these methods can quickly cause permanent damage. In many cases, photos adhered to glass can still be carefully restored, as long as the facial features aren’t too badly damaged. You can see examples of this type of restoration, along with other photo restoration work, on my portfolio page.

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