Currently the album, PaulR's Photos of Interest, is extracting photos from old Fisher Family photo albums and publishing them as a series. The first in the seres was on Paul T. Fisher's (Dad's) childhood. This, the second is on Rose Amra Fisher's (Mother's) childhood. It covers the time period from when she was four (1913) to when I was born (1932).
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Those pictures are great. I do not think i have seen them and thank you for putting them together to be seen...
That's a great picture Reed...did you crop it or anything?
I loved seeing that sweet little girl...our mom!
The album is just amazing, Dad! I have a little time here in Elk City and I am really enjoying going through the photos. Please leave them up awhile-- I'll want to snag copies when I get off the road!
It will stay up until I get a new post together which will be in mid-June (I hope). For those who want to snag copies, starting with Tuck's Childhood Post, I'm keeping the individual pictures and a Word document with the thumbnails and captions in folders on my external hard drive. So far, the folders are running 3 to 6 MB; not a big deal for broadband. So, whoever wants them, holler.
Wow! It was incredible to see these photos... I am so happy you put them up. Actually, in art class I've been doing a family book, and it was really cool to get some photos of my great-grandmother as references. Anyways, thank you for taking the time to put those photos up! =)
I remember you had albums up earlier as well of different people... can we still see those online?
xox
Hi Sophie - Sadly, when I was doing pictures over the years which were selections of photos that I had taken as time went on I dumped the previous album every time I updated. Starting with this series (the first was your great-grandfather's childhood) I am saving the individual albums on my external HD. Also, I've digitized just about every photo I ever took and also pages of every old album I got my hands on. When I get a new computer with a Blu-Ray writer, I may be able to get it all on one or two Blu-Ray disks. Then, if you really want to, you can spend an immense amount of time sorting through it all. I think, though that your Mom has been snagging copes off those posts regularly.
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