This is where you can upload your images for retouching or quoting.

1. Your name.
2. Your e-mail address.
3. At least one image to retouch/restore. This ideally should be in a low compression JPG format with at least 3,000 pixels on the long side of the image
   (see How To page for further explanation)
4. The best description you can provide for the work you want done.
5. (Optional) I fully understand how difficult it can be to explain exactly how you want your photo retouched. So, if there is a picture which can help you to better describe your request, just include that in your supply and name it 'Reference Picture', this will then be used as a point of reference for the retouch.

If everything you need to supply is less than 10Mb in total, then you can simply e-mail it to me. Put your name and full description in the body of the e-mail and send it to me here. Otherwise please use the submission form below.

If you are a Company, the files you upload here will be linked to the name entered into the 'Company Name' field. If you are an individual, leave the
'Company Name' field blank and your files will be linked to the name you enter here as the 'Contact Name'. All files are uploaded into a secure area and once sent, you will receive a notice (on screen) of the success or failure together with any further action you need to take. I'll receive notification of your upload and react to this as quickly as possible.

If this is your first time here, or you are confused by the whole process, don't worry. Take a look at the How To page. I've tried to explain everything there as simply as possible, regardless of your technical knowledge. If you are still a little confused after reading that, please use the Contact link and I'll contact you to help as much as I can.

Thank you for choosing my service, I look forward to working with you towards your desired goals.

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Company Name:
Contact Name:
Email:
Select File:
Notes and Instructions:
Purpose of file:	Quote/New Project Current Project Other (explain in notes above)