We have a long-standing relationship with the George Eastman House (GEH). Of course it was the home of the founder of Kodak and today houses one of the greatest Museums of Photography. We at Kodak love helping out when we can and what better time than the Holidays to collaborate and help make memories.


Christmas Tree at the GEH


George's dining room


The Fireplace


Christmas Carolers

A few days ago the GEH hosted it's Annual Holiday party - bedecked in Holiday décor, bursting with cheer, packed with Ginger bread houses it opened it's doors to hundreds of kids who had the opportunity to meet Santa.









The only thing missing was a good photographer to capture the exchange between Santa and his little followers. In came a group of volunteers from Kodak who helped out on their personal time - equipped with amazing photography skills and tons of Holiday spirit.


Mimi, our star photographer


Bob showing Rachel and Scott how to print pictures at the kiosk

We took along a desktop Kodak Kiosk and handed out prints minutes after the pictures were taken. It was amazing to see the joy on people's faces - the joy of instant gratification!

The gingerbread houses, another annual tradition at the GEH.









Mimi Lee, Bob Burris and Jenny Cisney and I had a great time and were really glad we spent the evenings amongst the beautiful festivities.