Maternal line family pix

[infrogmation]

4 generations of women in maternal line, 1931. My mother is the baby.




1942 Maternal grandparents, mother, uncle.

"Eastman Kodak Minicolor print". Apparently a quite stable process; most color pix in this collection before the early '60s and a fair number up to the '80s are to various degrees faded or washed out, but these look great (this is a straight scan, no adjustment). These are small snapshot size; I wonder if the prints were the same size as the negatives.



1955. The younger three women in the first pic in 1955, plus grandfather.



Mom and me, 1965.

Comments

[vardissakheli.livejournal.com]

Minicolor Prints (http://www.cyberattic.com/stores/momentsintime/items/400387/en1cyberattic.html) were "made from your Kodak Bantam (http://www.cameraquest.com/superban.htm) or 35-mm." slides. My wife's got a lot of those in her boxes of family stuff, too.

Minicolor

[infrogmation.livejournal.com]

Thanks!

Thanks from me too

[asienieizi.livejournal.com]

I scanned a whole bunch of color slides a few years ago from that era
of my parents. A great many of them have a bluish cast to them now but
a few still look fairly good.

Re: Thanks from me too

[mcmatz.livejournal.com]

You can color correct scans with Adobe Elements, Photoshop or the free software, the GIMP.
Very handy.

--Madeline

[mcmatz.livejournal.com]

Pretty women in your lineage.

--Madeline

[wrayb.livejournal.com]

that '31 & '55 set is great. Your moms was a hottie in 65. The caddie and the The Surf signage add to the photo too.