In 1946 Grady A. Snow purchased Smith Studio at 206 N. Main Street and changed it to Snow Studio and Camera Shop. The business was based on portraits, cameras, photofinishing, photographic supplies, and framing. Raymond Myers (an employee since 1953) bought the studio from Grady in 1971. Raymond and his step-son James Powers formed a partnership in 1972. In December of 1985 the business location changed to its current location at 2616 N. Main Street. Raymond retired in 1993 and the ownership turned over to James Powers. Today Snow Photo and Digital Imaging is a family run business of 4 employees: James, his wife Judy, their son Jeff, and Raymond (step-father).

All our loyal customers deserve a big THANK YOU for their continued business and support. With them, we have managed to operate for more than 50 years.

• 1972: A color lab was added to the operation.
• 1995, August: a one hour lab and a digital imaging center were added.
• 1997, December: A new one hour system replaced the old one in order to process the Advanced Photo System (APS) film.
• 1999, May: A large format printer and laminator were added to our digital imaging services.
• 2000, January: The name was changed to Snow Photo & Digital Imaging.
• 2000, March: A new digital printer was placed allowing digital files to be printed (up to 12”x18”) on standard photographic paper.
• 2001, September: A state of the art Polielectronica LaserLab was
  added to our digital lab. The LaserLab uses laser technology to produce
  extremely HIgh Resolution images on standard photographic paper. The
  LaserLab also has a maximum print size of 20 x 30 with unbelievable
  speed and quality.
• 2002, October: A Durst Sigma High Resolution Film Scanner was added
  to our digital lab. The SIgma handles both Positive and Negative
  originals either in( roll form or cut strips) with outstanding results.
  The Sigma also uses ASF's Digital Ice to insure high quality scans.