Removing Someone

Amanda from Hawaii went through old vacation photos last winter. The trip to {additionalContext.location} had been amazing—except for one person who was no longer in her life.

I had amazing photos from a trip to Hawaii. But my ex was in all of them. I couldn't look at the photos without getting upset, so they just sat in a folder.

Some of the best shots from the trip—the sunset at {additionalContext.location}, the group laugh on the pier, the restaurant photo—all included someone Amanda didn't want to see anymore.

“I got to keep the memories without keeping the person.”

— Amanda, Hawaii

A friend told Amanda about Made To Delight. The service removes people from photos—cleanly, like they were never there.

When I got the edited versions back, it was like getting the trip back. Just me and my friends, exactly how I want to remember it.

The Hawaii sunset photo is framed in my bedroom now. Just me and the people who still matter.

Amanda has the {additionalContext.location} photos framed in her apartment now. Just the memories she wants to keep.