Every photo tells a story…

…and your story is worth telling!

But stories today are getting lost, because as a society, we’ve quit printing our photos. Here’s what I mean:

If my childhood or high school senior photos were digitized, they’d be on a floppy disk or a hard disk drive. (If you know what that is, high fives, we’re the same generation!)

If you don’t know, that’s because it’s a dead form of technology that no longer exists, which means if my photos were on those diskettes, we’d have no way to see them anymore.

My kids wouldn’t be able to see what I looked like in high school, and be able to make fun of my haircut. It’s a story they’d miss out on.

And it doesn’t stop there. What happened to diskettes has happened to CDs, and now USBs are next to go.

You see, technology is ever changing, and the way we preserve and store digital data is constantly changing and upgrading.

But the same isn’t true of print. We have printed photos that are over a hundred years old, because ink and paper never go out of style.

I don’t want you to lose your family’s memories to the digital black hole, so I’m on a mission to get images off of hard drives and into the safest hands – yours.