Scanning, enlarging and fixing your faded photographs, turning your tattered torn paper memories, into fresh new ones.

She provides the practical guidance of a professional counselor’s voice and the gentle invitation to measure beliefs against the plumbline of God’s Word. I’m so glad the author followed Gods leading in writing this manual to gain freedom from body image issues. She gives you the tools to rebuild it based on the Word of God blending therapy with practices and scripture to help you uncover the faults in your perspective. Instead of keeping all your adjustments on a single layer, Ramirez recommends separating them out to keep things organised.

For direct physical restoration of non-digital documents, see Conservation and restoration of books, manuscripts, documents and ephemera. I love the conceptualizations for the counselor and the strategies of how to navigate those client dynamics effectively. Rachael Gilbert has put together an excellent combination of experiences, scripture, guided work book sessions and counselors tips, along with video that is truly inspiring.

The larger replacement photo was minor-blemished from the lab, and Neil arranged an immediate and perfect replacement f. I loved everything about this book, the relatable chapters, the temple truths, thoughts from Rachel as a therapist, the prayers and journal prompts, coloring pages and strong foundation verses. Anyone looking to learn about God's TRUTHS about what HE says about our body image and how HE created us, needs to add this to their toolbox of resources. Small traumas that affect body image - being mocked by classmates for being chubby; having a parent who always obsesses on my weight and the weight of my siblings even to this day; being told by someone I dearly love that I will never be able to change for good - and large traumas - such as being sexually molested by a relative when I was a young child: these have affected me. Rachael has written a delightful guide for every Christian woman who wants to finally replace the lies she believes about her body with truth from God’s Word.Below are a couple of 35mm frames scanned at 4000dpi, one negative and one slide (positive), and a scan of an old 6x4 inch (15x10cm) print at 600dpi. I was able to work through them and at least begin the journey of having a healthier view of my body. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. But if we are willing to openly look at the circumstances that happened and "take them to court" we can finally see that we are believing lies and have the ability to accept new beliefs. It’s much easier to make natural strokes and fine adjustments with a pen than with a mouse or track pad.