We have a photograph in our archive that shows a view of the Egyptian Sculpture gallery. It is signed by the photographer. I think it reads "CF Hogkins 1920". Does anyone know anything about this photographer? See attached photo.Egyptian%20gallery.jp
I’ve been giving some thought to this and would like to discuss the possibility transferring ownership of my database to some organization. This would be a free donation, if you will, but only if it would become an active voluntee
Making Photograms To coincide with my residency at the ROOM, Sheerness Dockyard Church I am holding a photogram workshop on 25th August. Booking is required.
For quite some time I suspected that Mr. Wastell, writing anonymously as The Walrus in his periodic column titled "Piffle," was an American. I believe he was actually British. He died c.1922.
I think the best description of him is he was the Stephen
J W Newland was an English daguerreotypist and magic lanternist who travelled from New Orleans, through Central and South America, to the Pacific, New Zealand, Australia, England, and finally to Calcutta between 1845 and 1857. Dr Martyn Jolly and Dr
I have been building a large database of Regex indexed and searchable photography books and journals that are in the public domain. (in pd in US!) These have been collected through libraries internationally from open source digital files.
I am currently the Artist-In-Residence at ROOM, a shipping container/artists space in the grounds of the historic Sheerness Dockyard Church, Isle of Sheppey, Kent and will be producing work which responds to the site and issues around it.
Has anyone encountered a GW Wilson where the photographer or his employee used an area of photographic paper with the watermark not eliminated?, In this case a cdv of Peterborough Cathedral's nave "1862" with the initials of Blanchet Freres and Kle
I am working on a film project documenting the life of photographer, writer and lecturer Bill Jay and would be interested in hearing from anybody who knew him, worked for him and/or have material relating to him. The project is being supported by a n
Before digital photography became widely used, most amateur photographers - and a fair number of professional photographers too - sent their films for processing and printing to photo labs. It was not unusual for the sender to omit to include their n