August 10, 2008
ARTICLE EXCERPT:

A desire to create a photographic collection of her father
when he was diagnosed with cancer two years ago led
Rachael Sandlin into starting up her own business of
packaging people's photographic histories...

"I want to bring a connectedness between my clients and their
treasured memories," Sandlin said...

August 31, 2008
This article was featured in a special edition section of "On the Money" in the Athens Banner Herald.  The feature was titled "Spotlight" and was based on the "40 under 40" model from business and trade magazines.  The editor's letter that was included at the beginning of this spotlight section is linked.  Click on the title above to go to the link of the full article.

November 18, 2009

ARTICLE EXCERPT:

Rachael Sandlin spends her days in other people’s lives, preserving the memory of loved ones who have passed and restoring faded, cracked or sometimes inaccessible memories.
 
“I call them the last memory on the face of the earth,” she says, holding up a box full of 8mm film. It is the footage of a client’s deceased mother from her wedding day. Sandlin has transferred the 8mm film to a digital file that can be played on a DVD player or a computer, and she has taken “snapshots” from the film to give her client new digital photos of his mother.
 
Sandlin’s company, Vintage 2 Digital, offers clients the opportunity to regain treasured films and photos that might otherwise be lost, either to the damage that time inflicts on film or to the progression of technology. ...