The Silver & Co Story
Three generations, one long stretch of Route 66, and a stubborn belief that a great photograph speaks for itself when it's printed right.
Born under the neon
Silver & Co started in 1964 as a one-room portrait studio with a hand-painted sign and a closet converted into a darkroom. Old man Delgado had a simple rule: a print doesn't leave the studio until it's a print you'd hang in your own living room for the rest of your life. Sixty years later, that rule still runs the studio.
Printed before it hits the wall
Every roll we shoot gets developed, contact-sheeted and hand-printed in-house — dodged, burned, toned and all — before a single frame ever goes into your album. When you see the proof, that's the photograph. No filters hiding behind fancy software.
An honest handshake
We price fair, we plan everything, and we'll tell you when a session isn't right for you — even if it costs us the booking. That's why couples travel in from all forty-eight states, and why so many of them come back for anniversary and family portraits.
Come Say Cheese
The studio doors are open six days a week. Stop in, grab a coffee, and let a photographer walk you through the portfolio.
Open Dates, First
One short email when new session dates open up — before they go up on the studio calendar. No spam, unsubscribe any time.