How can I release a picture that is stuck to glass--picture frame?
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First - take a picture of your picture. If you do not have one, see if a friend has a photo printer all in one . You can scan the image, and print it. Lay it face down (the glass with the picture attached )on the glass - and make photo copy and scan it. You may be surprised how good it comes out . That way in the event the picture is ruined, you have at least an image. (I have done this myself)
Then try placing the picture in the bathroom, and run a hot and steamy shower. The humidity may help.
Take glass and picture out of frame. Wrap glass in towel and lay in freezer making sure the glass is in a safe area to avoid breakage. Make sure the glass is safe from breaking. Put in freezer for 1 week. Take out and gently peel up a corner. If the picture is still stuck, take to a professional framer for assistance.
The best thing you can do is take a photo of your photo and try to remake it. There is really no way to safely remove it from the glass.
what a great answer... ! I would have said steam also..but taking a pix of the pix before attempting? SO smart !
Take a photo of the photo before you try anything!! Good luck!
actually if this is a real photographic print you can soak glass and picture in a sinkful of water, till they separate. I have done lots of work with paper products and many can be treated this way. I have done such work for professional framer. Did photographer say what kind of picture you have? (I mean how was it printed?)