Box of Photos - My Wake Up Call

A table full of old but priceless family images
I have been a photographer all my adult life, beginning in the days of using film.  Back then photography was all about the photo, and especially, about the print.  Until about 1996 I shot all film, and owned a number of different cameras in various film format sizes.  My kit included a Hasselblad, Mamiya RZ’s, Nikons, Olympus, Pentax, Leica, and even the APSC film cameras, which were the last big thing in film cameras.
Priceless - My mother and me as a baby - 61 years ago if this was on my iPhone I wonder if would have something like this?
I had a busy photography studio and my lab bill alone was over $175,000 USD.  I shot a lot of film, both negative and transparency films.  I shot 35mm through 4x5 and the occasional 8x10.  Except for the transparency film everything shot on the negative film eventually found its way back to a print.  The print could be a contact sheet, 4x5 or 4x6 or even 31/2x5 proof and in the end finished prints up t...