From: Harry Forsdick
Date: June 16, 2025
Subject: Closing of Lexington Photo Scanning
Dear Friends and Family,
It is with a happy heart that I want to announce that I closed Lexington Photo Scanning, the business I started as a retirement business in 2011, at the end of 2024. For the last 13 years I have enjoyed scanning your photo prints, 35mm slides, audio tape recordings, video tapes, 8 and 16 mm film, as well as compilations such as photo albums and slide shows from their original analog formats to the appropriate modern digital formats.
Several members of my family -- Will, Ben and Marsha -- have been involved at one time or another in Lexington Photo Scanning. But to my great joy, they have each moved on to other things that they are passionate about -- and that is good. Katie was already passionate about her work, and that is also great!
For me, I have always enjoyed the fulfilling the many orders and projects I undertook during the past 13 years. But, like the others in my family, the time has come when I want to do something else: to be retired and do what I want to do, when I want to do it, and not have this nagging feeling that I sould be working on projects other people are waiting on me to complete.
That time is now, and so I am no longer accepting new orders for analog to digital conversions.
I thank you for your wonderful projects over the last 13 years: I have enjoyed working on solving some very interesting problems, as well as helping people figure out how to being their visual and audio memories into the modern digital world.
Regards,
-- Harry Forsdick ([email protected])
From: Harry Forsdick
Date: June 16, 2025
Subject: Closing of Lexington Photo Scanning
Dear Friends and Family,
It is with a happy heart that I want to announce that I closed Lexington Photo Scanning, the business I started as a retirement business in 2011, at the end of 2024. For the last 13 years I have enjoyed scanning your photo prints, 35mm slides, audio tape recordings, video tapes, 8 and 16 mm film, as well as compilations such as photo albums and slide shows from their original analog formats to the appropriate modern digital formats.
Several members of my family -- Will, Ben and Marsha -- have been involved at one time or another in Lexington Photo Scanning. But to my great joy, they have each moved on to other things that they are passionate about -- and that is good. Katie was already passionate about her work, and that is also great!
For me, I have always enjoyed the fulfilling the many orders and projects I undertook during the past 13 years. But, like the others in my family, the time has come when I want to do something else: to be retired and do what I want to do, when I want to do it, and not have this nagging feeling that I sould be working on projects other people are waiting on me to complete.
That time is now, and so I am no longer accepting new orders for analog to digital conversions.
I thank you for your wonderful projects over the last 13 years: I have enjoyed working on solving some very interesting problems, as well as helping people figure out how to being their visual and audio memories into the modern digital world.
Regards,
-- Harry Forsdick ([email protected])
