General Info

Continuing a tradition of excellence and innovation that dates back to the Civil War, I provide customized, personalized portrait and wedding photography of the highest quality. My great Grandfather, David Bachrach opened his first studio in 1868 in Baltimore. He had served as an assistant photographer during the Civil War working for Harper's Weekly. My Great Grandfather produced remarkable photographs under adverse conditions using materials that were hardly consistent. Eastman Kodak wasn't founded until 1888; commercially manufactured film wasn't available. David Bachrach would be amazed to see today's computer based technology. My business has been 100% digital for seven years. My Grandfather, Louis Fabian Bachrach expanded a small local operation into a national organization. By 1929, there were 48 Bachrach studios. L.F.B. had two sons, Fabian and Bradford. They spent their entire lives in the photography business. I started in 1964 working summers. By the time that I had graduated from college, I had learned many lab and studio skills. In 1996, I left my position of Chairman of the Board of Bachrach Inc. to go into business for myself.