Eugene Knupke’s Photo Archive
Eugene Knupke
He loved to travel, and he almost always had a camera with him. From the early 1960s into the early 2000s, he photographed the places he visited on 35mm slide film, much of it Kodachrome. His photos came from trips around the world, some through his travel agency and others simply because he loved seeing new places.
But the slides were never meant to just sit in boxes. Eugene would invite people over to his house, set up his projector, and put on slide shows of his travels. Some of his favorite photographs were even framed and hung around the house. For him, the photos were meant to be seen and shared, which is a big part of why this archive exists today. This collection is now being preserved and shared by his grandson, Ethan Groves, carrying on that same tradition of bringing these photographs to others.
Featured Prints
A weathered Greek column set against a dark mountain backdrop. Photographed by my grandfather, Eugene Knupke, on 35mm slide film.
This listing is for an 8×10 photographic print on Fuji Crystal Archive paper. The image shown online is a lower-resolution preview; each print is produced from a higher-quality scan of the original slide for better detail, color, and clarity.
Ruins surrounded by olive trees and mountain shadow in Greece. Photographed by my grandfather, Eugene Knupke, on 35mm slide film.
This listing is for an 8×10 photographic print on Fuji Crystal Archive paper. The image shown online is a lower-resolution preview; each print is produced from a higher-quality scan of the original slide for better detail, color, and clarity.
Ancient Greek columns beneath a cloudy sky. Photographed by my grandfather, Eugene Knupke, on 35mm slide film.
This listing is for an 8×10 photographic print on Fuji Crystal Archive paper. The image shown online is a lower-resolution preview; each print is produced from a higher-quality scan of the original slide for better detail, color, and clarity.
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