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Archival Photography: Research & Developing

Sat, Jan 16

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Bay Area Friends of the Fine Arts

Learn about the Archival Photography Research Process & How To Scan & Develop Negatives or Slides From Your Smartphone

Registration closes Jan 15, 2027, 11:50 PM

Archival Photography: Research & Developing
Archival Photography: Research & Developing

Date & Location

Jan 16, 2027, 2:00 PM – 3:30 PM

Bay Area Friends of the Fine Arts, 47 Gillette Ave, Sayville, NY 11782, USA

About the event

ARCHIVAL PHOTOGRAPHY: BRING THE PAST INTO THE PRESENT

A Special Event Presented as Part of Glimpses of Our Past


Saturday, January 16 at 2:00 PM


BAFFA Art Gallery, 47 Gillette Avenue, Sayville, NY


WHAT PHOTOGRAPHIC STORIES ARE WAITING TO BE DISCOVERED?


What stories are hiding within historical archives—or inside your old family photographs, film negatives, and slides?


Join photographer Holly Hunt for an engaging introduction to archival photography research and preservation. Learn how to navigate the archival research process, uncover information about historical photographs, and discover how these images can tell us more about the people, places, and moments captured in the past.


During this presentation, you’ll learn how to research photographs and use archival resources to uncover the stories behind them. You’ll also discover how to turn film negatives and slides into digital files by using a smartphone application, making it easier to preserve, share, and enjoy these images for years to come.


You'll learn about:

  • How to begin researching historical photographs in an archive

  • The process of uncovering information about the people, places, and events captured in old photographs

  • How to scan and digitize old film negatives and slides using your smartphone


Bring a piece of the past—and discover the story it has to tell.

⭐Bring your smartphone and an old slide or film negative with you!⭐


Whether you have a box of old family photographs, unidentified negatives, or slides that have been sitting untouched for years, this presentation will give you practical tools to start exploring and preserving their stories.


Free of charge — donations are gratefully accepted.

Registration is suggested, and seating is limited.


REGISTER TODAY


Registration closes Jan 15, 2027, 11:50 PM

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47 Gillette Ave. Sayville, NY 11782

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P. O. Box 16, Bayport, NY 11705

(631) 589-7343

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