D and K Photography

Nestled in the heart of Gisborne, D & K Photography - a name synonymous with timeless memories and cherished moments, has been the guardian of history since 1982. Over four decades, we've transformed faded photographs into vivid, breathtaking masterpieces, breathing new life into your most treasured keepsakes. From the very beginning, our founders, Dave and Karen, shared a passion for capturing moments in time, not just as mere images, but as tangible connections to our past. Their dream was to create a sanctuary where memories could be restored, preserved, and celebrated, a vision that resonates with us today. As you step into our studio, you're greeted by the comforting aroma of old photographs, the soft hum of computers whirring, and the anticipation of transformation. Here, we embrace the art of photographic restoration, meticulously working on each piece to bring out its true essence. We delve deep into every nook and cranny, lovingly restoring colour, gently removing brown toning, and carefully enhancing details with our expertise in digital imaging. Yet, we're not just a studio; we're a family. Our team is a tapestry of skilled artisans who share Dave and Karen's passion for photography. We've been hand-picked to ensure that every piece that leaves our studio tells a story as rich and vibrant as the one it's part of. From scanning your worn-out prints, to enhancing them with computer technology, to crafting custom enlargements, we take pride in every step of the process. Our work doesn't just end with restoring photographs; we frame these memories beautifully, ensuring they find a permanent home in your heart and your home. At D & K Photography, we believe that every photograph is a story waiting to be told, and we're honored to be part of that tale. Whether it's a cherished memory from yesteryear or a new moment you wish to preserve for the future, trust us to turn your photographs into priceless memories that will last a lifetime. Visit us in Gisborne, where time stands still, and stories come alive.