The Photo Detective Podcast

Scott shares his very own quest to find a family photo. Patience and persistence paid off and you won't believe the twists and turns in this story.

In April 2019 I was in Philadelphia with Pam Pacelli Cooper, President of Verissima Productions. We were there to present our films, Revolutionary Voices, at the Museum of the American Revolution. You can find the films on MaureenTaylor.com.

Ever wonder where the business of photography is going? That's the premise of this podcast. Find out why genealogists and image makers are facing the same struggles with managing their pictures. It's a word that begins with an M.

https://vimeo.com/333164543 Today’s podcast is special. A year ago the folks at Rootstech asked me to present a Ted Style talk at the conference.  Of course, I said yes.   These short-form talks are

https://vimeo.com/331283406 This episode focuses on my Last Muster project.  Almost two decades ago I started looking for images of individuals who lived during the American Revolution and into the age of

https://vimeo.com/329160141 The Vivid-Pix Restore fix just got even better. A new patented process makes their picture improvement add new depth to your pictures. Randy Fredlund is back on the show

https://vimeo.com/326601871 Ever wish you could use facial recognition software to compare your photos? Bob Schmitt created Visual Face Recognition to compare images. It's cool! One of his first projects was

https://vimeo.com/325508294 A single photo of her grandmother Fannie inspired Rachael Rifkin's work. She focuses on bridging the gap between generations, cultures, and backgrounds by concentrating on our similarities and listening