Photo restoration

  Check out this photo that I did a couple of years ago for my wife's family.

Pictured here is my father-in-law and his old brother.



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Project 365, 111/365

 Being a photographer in Rochester, I had to go to the George Eastman House.   (Of course I had my camera with me)  Because it being Kodak’s home, I applied a b&w film filter to it. 

D700, ISO 200, 45mm, f/11, 1/125



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Project 365, 109/365

I had a chance to walk around downtown Rochester today and I could not pass up an opportunity to take a picture of my favorite building.   

D700, ISO 500, 45mm, f/7.1, 1/500



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Chance to buy some orginal John-Roy Photography prints

I am going to be having a yard next weekend.  This will be a chance for everyone to purchase some original John-Roy Photography prints!  Click on the ad for more details!!!

Yard Sale

more images from our trip to NY

These first two images are of the Strong National Museum of Play.  The hotel were wse stayed gave us free passes.  Carin had so much fun.  (It is the perfect place for a hyper-active kid to go) 

 

 





That afternoon, we went to the cemetery to see Tiffany's family plot.  (plus I did some scoping and found this cross that was screaming to be photographed.)

 

 

 

 

 



 

 



Two more images from my hike around Rochester. 

 



An old restaurant that Tiffany's family use to love. They are now closed.  (Otherwise we would have had chinese atleast twice while out ther)



And no trip to Rochester would be complete without a trip to Parkleigh

Rochester, NY

My family just got back from a long weekend in Rochester , NY.  It was a very nice weekend and we enjoyed it a lot.  My wife got to see some old friends that she has not seen in years. 

   I did get a chance to take some personal images while I was there and here are my two favorite so far. 

 





 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

They are both of the Chase building in downtown Rochester.  (more images to follow)