In the mid to late 1800's portrait photography was becoming affordable and popular.  Families began collecting portraits of relatives in ornately decorated leather-bound photo albums.

If your lucky, someone in your family may have on of these heirlooms.

In 1901 Kodak started selling the "Brownie" camera, and with it the ability for the average person to capture snap-shots of their lives.

In 1935, Kodachrome color slide film was introduced along with similar products by Agfa (Germany) and Fuji (Japan). People started sharing vacation pictures via slide projectors.

By 1963 you could buy the new Instamatic camera by Kodak for $16. Now everyone could afford to be a photographer, and collect Shoe-boxes full of pictures!

• Do you have an old photo album from your grandparents, or a shoe-box full of faded memories. We can help put names to some of the faces. Help you figure out who's a distant aunt or uncle, versus an old family friend who happened to be in a group photo.
• Digitize your family photos, so you can bring new life to your family tree!
• Old photographs that are damaged or faded? We can help by digitizing them and restore them so they can be a valuable addition to your family tree, or just to have copies and share them through your phone, tablet, or email with friends and relatives.

 

Projects will be quoted based on size and complexity.