Revision Photo Restoration

05/27/2026

We are a family business and are spending some time with the kids this summer. Our hours might vary, but you can reach us immediately by text only at (833) 965-6852. Or call us at (254) 300-4230 and we'll call you back when we get in.

05/05/2026

Help us by donating today to our startup 501(c)(3)/LLC in honor of my late Mother, Vickie Lynn (Hegwood) Traweek.

Introducing the Vickie Lynn Legacy Fund!

This passion project that has been on my heart for so long, is finally taking it's first baby steps towards becoming something truly amazing! Donating to this cause will help with filing costs & fees associated with setting up an LLC & 501(c)(3) Non-Profit Fund.

Those that know me & have followed my journey with this business, know the story of how I have only ever known my Mother through photographs. This charity is meant to serve as a resource for those in need of photo restorations & digitization of family memories, that may be unattainable due to financial difficulty or catastrophic loss.

Please consider donating to a fund that will help us continue to support our business, talented artists & technicians, as well as provide in invaluable service for others, no matter their life circumstance. Thank you all so very much!

Link to donate is in the pinned comment. Please visit our website for more information & to read the "Letter from the Founder".

-Amy Traweek, Owner

03/11/2026

Well this was an amazing surprise!! I am so honored and humbled to have placed in the Top 5 of the Remarkable Women Contest.

Thank you Vince Erickson of Fox44 for taking the time and attention to detail to help me share my story.

WACO, Texas (FOX 44) – March is Women’s History Month, and at FOX 44 we are spending every Tuesday celebrating during March our 2026 Remarkable Women. Last week, we introduced you to ou…

03/02/2026

Another satisfying before & after, and two very satisfied customers!

12/11/2025

Our official Holiday Gift Guide.

We have the prefect gifts, for the analog lover in your family (we sell 35 mm film, cameras and frames in our store. We also offer bulk digitizing of slides, negatives and photos, and vhs transferring. We can also restore old, faded photos and bring them back to their original colors.

Stop by the shop today to pick up the perfect, last minute yet thoughtful Christmas Gift. 618 Columbus Ave, Waco, TX 76701.

12/09/2025

Just a few of our favorite restorations this year ...

12/05/2025

Looking for a THOUGHTFUL gift this Christmas?
We offer gift cards in any amount!

12/02/2025

These are a few of our favorite Christmas restorations.

09/29/2025

We are proud to announce our official Ribbon Cutting Ceremony with Waco Greater Waco Chamber, at 618 Columbus Ave., on October 1st, 2025 from 11:30-12:30. Attendance is open to the public, with no RSVP needed! The more, the merrier!

If this post feels like Deja Vu, it's because we did have a private Grand Opening last year, on October 1st as well - this date is significant to us, because it's the anniversary of when we first opened to the public, in a very tiny office in 2018. We've come so far since then & would love for everyone to celebrate this occasion with us & visit our gorgeous commercial space near downtown Waco.

Light refreshments will be served. We encourage everyone to bring an old photo for a chance to win a door prize and a special gift voucher for a free scan and print (up to an 8x10, a $50 value). We can't wait to see everyone!

Note: Door prize donations are still needed & very much appreciated. Reach out to us if you're interested in helping out!

Warmly,
Amy, Ben, Aly & Avery

06/14/2025

Over a hundred years ago...people were apparently doing 'challenges' similar to the ones on social media these days. Love seeing fun, interesting old photos like this. Rare for sure!

Horsemaning is the act of posing for a photograph in such a way that the subject appears to have been beheaded, their head resting on the ground or on a surface. It was a photography fad in the 1920s.

It requires two individuals, one situated with one's head hidden (or tilted backwards) with the other hiding his or her body and exposing only his or her head.

The practice derives its name from the Headless Horseman, an evil character from Washington Irving’s 1820 short story, “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow”.

Horsemaning saw a revival in 2011 on Facebook and a series of photos began trending on sites like Buzzfeed as people tried to recreate the original trend.