I have a stereo of Dunfermline showing the Paton family in front of their house in Wooers Alley. DO Hill corresponded with Joseph Neil Paton and married one of the daughters, Amelia.
Could this be an image by DO Hill of his in-laws to be? Is there an
We're delighted to share an open access book that is likely to be of interest to community members: Canada in the Frame by Philip J. Hatfield. Download it free: https://bit.ly/3Pn3TgF
Hello, everyone. I maintain the website www.antiquewoodcameras.com and for the past 21 years, I included a webpage dedicated to international camera show listings. I am in the process of updating the webpage for 2023 shows (the first time since 2019)
According to a talk by Fred Turner (Associate Professor of Communication and Director of the Science, Technology and Society Program at Stanford University) (posted on YouTube in February 2014), there is a colour picture in the "The Family of Man' ex
I'm researching Frances Edmund Currey (1814-1896), land agent to the 6th Duke of Devonshire at Lismore Castle, County Waterford, Ireland, amateur photographer and member of RPS and Dublin Photographic Society. I'd love to hear from anyone with inform
UCL Press is delighted to announce the publication of a new open access book that may be of interest to list subscribers: What Photographs Do: The making and remaking of museum cultures, edited by Elizabeth Edwards and Ella Ravilious.
I am currently researching the photography department of the Coalbrookdale Company ironworks. The ironworks was based in Shropshire and ran from 1709-2017. I believe there was a photographer at the ironworks from at least 1855. The museum whic
I'm currently researching for a project and would love to draw from the hive mind of this community to see if anyone might have some insights on how I might get in touch with two photographers active in London in the 1960s, Tom Picton and Nige
Hi everyone,
This weekend is the annual UK wet plate collodion weekend. If you are in the area please feel free to pop in and say Hi and take a look at what we get up to. Saturdays probably the best day as everyone will be set up and shooting.
Guys
Willoughby Wallace Hooper, who served in the Madras Cavalry, was a noted and notorious photographer of India and British Burma. His photographs of this time are in collections around the world and available online. I am looking for any photographs
Assuming you're bored to tears by the Tory leadership debate and are sheltering indoors from the heat, perhaps you might like to look closely (running any filters and software you have) at the following photos?
Hi, I'm interested in finding stories of Sue Davies (Photographers Gallery), I've got the general information, and stories from family but I would love to hear more about her from other perspectives.
I’m currently doing some family research of my great grandfather Claude Harris. I would love to learn more about his work , what cameras he used and also buy some more of his work. I know he had two studios one in London ( 122 regent street) and one
A researcher is seeking to talk to anyone who worked in Grunwick or a similar commercial photofinishing lab in the 1970s, to discover more about the experience, conditions and practicalities of working within such a lab at that time. The research is
I am trying to find out in the late 1880s how common it would have been for customers at photographic studios (in Ireland) to have purchased an original negative along with their photographic prints? I know that photographic studios would have often
British photographer James Anderson was born Isaac Atkinson (1813-1877), moved to Paris to become a painter and changed his name to William Nugent, and then moved to Rome and took up photography and changed his name to James Anderson.
Above an image of an early Eastman No1 showing passengers congregating, taking the air on a steamer.
There are four passengers facing the camera:
And they can be identified as the following:
Anne Sullivan Macy (born Johanna Mansfield Sullivan;
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