This photo of my Mom at the lake with her girlfriends in the 1950s was only slightly damaged, but the guy behind them and the one in the water were a distraction. As you pass the mouse over it, you will see the men disappear.

This photo of my son Connor in Chioggia (Italy) was gorgeous and I really wanted to do something special with it. As you pass the mouse over it, you will see how I transformed it into a painting.

This photo of my mom at 17 years old had an annoying zig-zag background texture and my mom was so beautiful I often wondered what this photo might look like colored. As you pass the mouse over it, voila'.

This is my grandmother in the 1920s. This photo had a big crease in the middle and some damage, but I was just curious what it would look like colorized. As you pass the mouse over it, you will see how the partition was actually roses. Who knew?

This photo of my parent's engagement in 1956 was hardly damaged at all, but my mom spoke often of the beautiful purple skirt she was wearing, so I colorized it and gave it to her as a gift on last year's anniversary. Pass the mouse over it to see it!

This photo of my Dad in 1953 was slightly damaged, and I often wondered what it might look like to see the flowers' colors on that cherry tree. As you pass the mouse over it, you will see how beautiful this picture can really be.

This photo of my little sister and I clearly shows we're not 20 anymore! But with photoshop... we can turn back the hands of time. Pass your mouse over it to see us shave off a decade or two!

This photo of my beloved MIL pregnant with my husband had some slight damage, but I wanted to give it some etheral look. I love how it came out, pass the mouse over it and see!