Historic Advertisement for The Ray Camera Company in Rochester, N.Y., Circa 1899
See a historic advertisement for The Ray Camera Company, located in Rochester N.Y. published in the April-June 1899 issue of The Photo-Miniature Magazine.
Antique Tintype Photograph in an Ornate Thermoplastic Union Case
Video and photographs of two antique tintype portraits, including one held in an incredible, ornate, and rare thermoplastic case
Podcast: The Photographers Behind Warhol’s Masterpieces
In this episode of the Fine Art Photography Podcast, we discuss Andy Warhol's practice of using the photographs of other photographers without permission, and the legal trouble it caused him and his estate
Will this be the world’s most expensive photograph?
From the Fine Art Photography Podcast: Man Ray's one-of-a-kind print of 'Le Violon d'Ingres' goes up for auction. Will it break records?
Faces from the Past: Looking at Four 1840s Daguerreotype Portraits
Faces from the Past: Looking at Four 1840s Daguerreotype Portraits. For your examination, four high-resolution images of 170+-year-old photographs
All the Things We Can Learn About Ansel Adams from Sotheby’s Auction Web Site (with Audio)
In this episode of the Fine Art Photography Podcast, the wealth of information to be found on auction websites
All About Tintypes: Podcast Episode with Sample Photographs
In this episode of the Fine Art Photography Podcast: all about the historic tintype process
Krupp & Dolmage photo studio 1890 cabinet card Portrait, with a little bit of history
Krupp & Dolmage photo studio antique cabinet card circa 1890s with a little bit of history.
Cabinet Card Portrait by W.S. Lively, Founder of the Southern School of Photography
Fine art photographer Keith Dotson discusses an antique cabinet card portrait by influential Tennessee photographer W.S. "Dad" Lively, who founded the innovative Southern School of Photography in 1904.