Daguerreotypes: How Fragile Are They? [Podcast With Full Transcript]
Fine art photographer Keith Dotson researches the question, are antique Daguerreotypes easily wiped off the plate?
Southworth & Hawes: America’s Masters of the Daguerreotype Portrait
The story of Southworth & Hawes, America's early masters of daguerreotype portraits
Podcast: About Julia Margaret Cameron’s 1866 Photograph ‘The Mountain Nymph, Sweet Liberty’
Podcast episode dedicated to the story of Julia Margaret Cameron's 1866 photograph "The Mountain Nymph, Sweet Liberty."
What It’s Like Seeing the World’s Oldest Photograph in Person
Fine art photographer Keith Dotson describes the experience of seeing the world's oldest photograph in person.
Podcast Episode 14: Anna Atkins, England’s Blue Lady of Photography
In this podcast episode, fine art photographer Keith Dotson offers a brief biography of Anna Atkins, a pioneering female photographer and early master of the cyanotype process.
Passing of an Era: Dury’s Camera Shop in Nashville Closes After 138 Years
Nashville-based camera store Dury's has announced it's closing permanently
Three brilliant photography podcast episodes I highly recommend
I highly recommend that you stop what you’re doing and go listen to these photography-related episodes of The Lonely Palette podcast As you may know, I recently started recording a …
I captured a camera obscura effect inside an abandoned building by accident (Video)
In this video we observe and discuss the camera obscura effect I found inside an abandoned building.
Video: Paging Through ‘American Photography’ Magazine from July 1914
Fine art photographer Keith Dotson goes page-by-page through a July 1914 issue of American Photography magazine