Handmade Photographs by Jesseca Ferguson

At a time when digital photography is king and analogue photography seems to have fallen into the dustbin of history, the Fox Talbot Museum is looking to the past to find the future of photographic art with this new exhibition. Jesseca Ferguson, a Boston artist who chooses to continue working outside the technological mainstream, will be displaying her work in the Upper Gallery of the Museum. Discover how Jesseca uses pinhole cameras, the most basic of cameras, to create negatives and then prints them on paper that she sensitises herself using 19th century processes.

Running daily from 2nd January to the 18th February from 11am until 4pm. And then 10.30am until 5.30pm from the 19th of February to the 16 of June.