Dwayne Ali 
It’s not as gruesome as it sounds. Rather, it’s a loving act to reduce the burden on loved ones after you’re gone.
An Edmonton woman says she was shocked and delighted to learn a photo album filled with priceless pictures of her family — including her late husband — had been found in Winnipeg, 12 years after it had gone missing.
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Developed by visual artist Laurence Aëgerter and Dutch experts in neurology, “Photographic Treatment” uses pictures as a therapeutic tool. It seeks to provide vulnerable elderly persons with a positive experience, while at the same time stimulating their brains.
Everpixels now offers at-home service. All scanning and life-review is performed in-house or on-site. With this service, one does not have to worry about their …
We had the opportunity to visit the Internet Archive in San Francisco to celebrate the “grand reopening of the public domain in the United States.” …
We had the opportunity to capture some of the life story of Horst and Ilse in advance of their 65th anniversary. Their story takes them …