PHOTOGRAPHY BY JULIEANNE SAVAGE : Grandad's scans

Grandad's scans Sub-Categories

Great British Seaside : 2 galleries with 80 photos

Great British Seaside

United Kingdom : 8 galleries with 156 photos

Europe : 4 galleries with 55 photos

Grandad's scans Galleries

Railways : This is the lifetime collection of my Grandfather-in-law Albert Leslie Savage. Photos - mainly slide film - spanning a 60 year period. Thanks to Uncle Russell and Uncle John for passing on the entirety of his collection to me to document.

An ongoing project as there's thousands.

Buildings of interest : This is the lifetime collection of my Grandfather-in-law Albert Leslie Savage. Photos - mainly slide film - spanning a 60 year period. Thanks to Uncle Russell and Uncle John for passing on the entirety of his collection to me to document.

An ongoing project as there's thousands.

Buildings of interest

People : This is the lifetime collection of my Grandfather-in-law Albert Leslie Savage. Photos - mainly slide film - spanning a 60 year period. Thanks to Uncle Russell and Uncle John for passing on the entirety of his collection to me to document.

An ongoing project as there's thousands.

Scarytale of New York 1971 : This is the lifetime collection of my Grandfather-in-law Albert Leslie Savage. Photos - mainly slide film - spanning a 60 year period. Thanks to Uncle Russell and Uncle John for passing on the entirety of his collection to me to document.

An ongoing project as there's thousands.

Trip to NYC in December 1971. Scary as features construction of the ill-fated South Tower.

Unfortunately an awful colour cast on the slides. Have used PS to try to remove it with some partial success.

Scarytale of New York 1971

Grandad's last pictures (90s-00s) : This is the lifetime collection of my Grandfather-in-law Albert Leslie Savage. Photos - mainly slide film - spanning a 60 year period. Thanks to Uncle Russell and Uncle John for passing on the entirety of his collection to me to document.

An ongoing project as there's thousands.

Scans of prints and negatives.

Grandad's last pictures (90s-00s)

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Grandad's family photos

The Blue Album : Not sure of the date on these, but we reckon approximately late 40s/early 50s, post war, and before Grandad starting using Kodak red slide film in approx 1952.

My father-in-law thinks this formed some kind of portfolio which he never kept up. Another weird similarity with myself as I tried to do a similar thing a few years ago with B&W film, but didn't get far - mainly due to the dire quality of prints from film these days.