Sister Wei Si's Ramblings
That day, my senior sent me a message, saying that he wanted to use our old film and photo restoration technology to recreate the precious memories of climbing the top of 100 mountains in college. Of course, we had to do our best to do our best. Because the film was very old and in a less than ideal state of preservation, after the film was restored and the metal print was made, the sister felt that the fu was great, but the clarity was a little poor, and she reported this truthfully. I was worried that the senior would be a little disappointed, but I didn't expect that the senior, who hadn't seen the results of the reproduction, replied generously, "Actually, I'm very happy with how it turned out," which put my sister at ease and she sent the finished product.
My sister, who has studied photography for many years, hopes to be able to help everyone restore old negatives and photos and reprint them to relive these precious moments. My sister said that before sending the work, she held it in her hand and admired it. Although the protagonist was not herself at all, she couldn't help but smile. You can imagine how happy the owner of the photo would be when he saw the result of the reproduction for the first time!
I didn’t expect that while I was at home over the long weekend, drinking coffee and appreciating the rain outside the window, I came across Hai Ge’s article “Water of Life” about his travels and food , as well as his photos of reaching the summit. Although the article was long, I couldn’t help but read it carefully many times. Every word and sentence was thought-provoking. Through the senior’s words, I also traveled to the three-star restaurant in Florence and the southern section of the Central Mountain Range! The last few sentences of the senior’s article, "... hung on the wall behind the dining table, when you have a meal or tea, look up and you will see the beautiful mountain scenery and sea of clouds, your old friends and companions, and the flavor of the eau-de-vie." It is definitely a very vivid picture!
"Turning shining good times into real contact" is really not a slogan, but our original intention when we started to restore old photos. Thank you senior for recognizing and sharing this wonderful experience. I feel deeply honored!
【About the reproduction of old photos】
https://metalprintstudio.com/collections/old-photo-reprint
