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Overview
Hired 18 times
Background checked
1 employee
7 years in business
Payment methods
Cash, Check, Paypal
Social media
Past Projects
Scan and organize photos
Approx. $950
Remove & scan photos from albums
Approx. $1200
Photos and Videos
25 photos
Reviews
Mike B.
Photo Editing, Scanning and Restoration
I have been very pleased with the photo touch up and restoration work that Sue Thornton has recently done for me. I plan to ask her to do additional work in the future, and I recommend her to others who need knowledgeable help with restoring, copying, presenting or archiving vintage family photos and documents.
Feb 22, 2019VerifiedPhoto Organizing Solutions's replyThank you so much. I enjoyed working on your family photos!
Libby C.
Photo Editing, Scanning and Restoration
Sue is highly professional, experienced and dedicated to ensuring that her customers receive quality service. She takes the stewardship of cherished family photos very seriously, and will be honest about completion timelines and fair pricing. She is just the best!
Dec 23, 2019VerifiedMitra S.
Photo Editing, Scanning and Restoration
I would recommend Sue to anyone who needs help organizing and scanning their photos.
Dec 16, 2019VerifiedMary J.
Photo Editing, Scanning and Restoration
I was very pleased with the work done in producing a clear and beautiful copy from an old and damaged photograph. I now have a clear image of my great grandparents, Mary Jo Kenny
Nov 10, 2017VerifiedPhoto Organizing Solutions's replyThank you so much!
Jeff C.
Photo Restoration
I was amazed how well my old and damaged photo was brought back to life.
Jul 4, 2018Verified
Credentials
Sharon Thornton
FAQs
- What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?I charge $45 per hour with a 2 hour minimum for smaller jobs. For larger jobs (scanning thousands of photos) the fees are different because of the volume of photos and the large amount of time required for the project. Every job is different.
- What is your typical process for working with a new customer?1. The most important thing is to talk in person/phone with them to see what type of project they have. 2. Ask them their timeline. 3. How many photos do you have to scan (if a scan job). (i.e scrapbooks, slides) 4. I prefer not to quote until I have actually seen the items they are talking about. 5. Ask them their budget.
- What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?I am a member of APPO (The Association of Personal Photo Organizers) which is a world organization. They have great training we go through and encourage us to take additional classes to keep up with technology. I am a Certified Photo Organizer through APPO. Was a consultant for Creative Memories 5 years before going into business for myself.