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The bottom corners of this image were missing, and it was torn through the centre.

This image had many scratches. The original photograph was very dark, with little detail in the shadows.

This photograph was torn and had scratches and several creases.

This photograph—of a model for Expo '67—had been made by pointing the camera at a television monitor (an old one, at that). This smaller, low-res image doesn't come close to capturing the extent of the scratches, dust, and other noise in the original.

Heavy scuffing. We decided to leave this one a bit "worn" in order to keep with the design.

Torn and taped together.

Fogging. Many of the older photographs we work with have similar problems. Truthfully, though, this can be extremely difficult to repair without making a mess of things.

We received a not-very-good photograph of this damaged painting. The levels were quite "muddy" and so there wasn't a lot to work with. But, after a bit of cloning and playing around with the curves, it doesn't look too bad at all.