I Want To See A Lighthouse' is the next installment in Briechle’s 30-year photographic obsession with Maine, continuing his exploration of the midcoast area’s dark underbelly ...

Who was the small native girl posing with six white officials in 1868? That question sent historian Sandweiss digging for answers. The post 158-year-old Fort Laramie image sparks quest for a nameless ...

SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. – Darker than black shadows and glimmering silver capture photos that are all at once dreamlike and a crisp snapshot of reality. Alchemical symbols tell a life story in code ...

Sally Mann discusses her photographic process of using collodion, a syrupy solution of nitrocellulose, to prepare a negative. ART21: Could you take us through some of the steps of your photographic ...

THE advent of gelatin plates has almost driven collodion out of the photographic world. The wet collodion process has all along retained its position in some kinds of photo-mechanical work, but ...

“The Wet Plate Collodion Process” is the title of the Central Colorado Humanists Sunday Science Program for April 5. Tim Brown will demonstrate the photographic process while describing the complex ...

“The Wet Plate Collodion Process” is the title of the Central Colorado Humanists Sunday Science program for April 5, which will begin at 10 a.m. at A Church, 419 D St. Tim Brown will demonstrate the ...

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Between a photographer and their sitter, there is always a sense of intimacy and trust through the lens. In her much-anticipated solo exhibition at Artinformal—“To seek. To surrender. To stay.”—Raena ...

A photography style associated primarily with the Civil War is receiving a contemporary update from Arlington’s Mac Cosgrove-Davies. For “Essential Arlington” — now on display at the Museum of ...

In 2015, as Keith Klenowski snapped photos of his daughter, the 4-year-old asked what turned out to be a loaded question: “Dad, what are you doing?” Klenowski looked down at the iPhone in his hand.