Tag: vintage
Selfie
Ahhhhh….selfies!
Early Blu Ray Player
The Witchery of Kodakery.
I like these old Kodak Vintage Ads.
Watch The Birdie
In the past watch-the-birdies have been used by photographers to relax and amuse children during a portrait session.
The Need For Speed
My Graflex 4 X 5 Speed Graphic Camera.
Print them or lose them!
This is a photo of my Great GrandFather, William Barkman. This photo was taken in 1935 when he was the Sheriff of Jackson County Indiana. The reason I have it today is because it was printed out and saved. The original is just as clear and sharp as the day it was made, that was 80 years ago.
The photographs I take today are stored as electronic bits of information on internal, and external hard drives, cd’s, thumb drives, SD cards and in various cloud accounts. Current technology is in a constant state of change which will be difficult or impossible to access in the future, remember 5 1/4 floppy disks? There is also no guarantee that those companies operating the cloud storage will be around in 10, 20, 50 years from now.
I am confident that photos which have been printed out and properly stored will be around for years to come, as proven by my Great Grandfathers 80-year-old photo.
I would encourage you to print your photos so that your children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren will be able to pull out the family album and look back and remember.
Tim Jeffers