Photo Restoration

 This assignment was probably one of the most intriguing so far. Being able to repair a damaged photo is definitely a good skill to have, and I am glad that I had the opportunity to learn it. Enjoy this time lapsed screen recording that I took as well as a before and after at the end.




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