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Edward WestonPepper, 1930

Shell, 1927

Nude, 1923

Imogen Cunningham American (1883-1976)

photo secession, 291

Edward Steichen
American, 1879 – 1973

The Flatiron 1905

Cyclamen Mrs Philip Lydig,
1913

George Washington Bridge,
NYC, 1931

Alfred Stieglitz, American 1864-1946

Spring Showers

Steerage 1907

Equivalent 1930

Georgia O'Keeffe 1919

american west

Edward Curtis (1868-1952)

Apache camp

Tenokai – Apache

Apache maiden

Carleton Eugene Watkins (1829-1916)

Yosemite Falls and the Merced River.
Yosemite National Park
1861

Central Pacific Railroad Train and coaches in Yosemite Valley

Late George Cling Peaches, c. 1887-1888

cival war

O'Sullivan, Timothy H. American (b. Ireland, 1840-1882)

Trossell's House, Battle-Field of Gettysburg

Beaufort, South Carolina, 1862

Mathew Brady
American (1823-1896)

General Ulysses S. Grant and Staff

Ruins of Richmond, VA

Portrait of Lincoln 1860

cameron and emerson

Peter Henry Emerson (British, 1856-1936)
“Naturalistic Photography”

Gathering Waterlilies, 1886

Rowing Home the Schoof-Stuff, 1886, Platinum prin

Snipe-Shooting from Life and Landscape
Photogravure on the Norfolk Broads (London, 1886).

Julia Margaret Cameron The Gardeners Daughter 1867

J.F.W. Herschel,: J.M. Cameron, 1867

Beatrice 1866

week one, the early days

portable camera obscura


One of the first commercially made daguerreotype cameras that was made in 1839. It was designed by Mr. Daguerre



1/9th plate (actual size 2 5/8" x 3 1/4") is a very early Daguerreotype from the mid 1840s.

William Henry Fox Talbot1835 Talbot made pictures on his argentic chloride sodden photosensitive paper with the help of a camera obscura. The first picture he made was of a barred window in his house. The exposure took about an hour.

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