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The #dungenessruins located on Cumberland Island was once a 37,000 square foot 59 room mansion owned by Lucy Carnegie and was destroyed by fire. I took an old photograph overlayed on a current photograph to make this image. #cumberlandisland https://t.co/hJhHHU8org
All set for Photographica 2024?
This year we're in a new venue, The Royal National Hotel, in Bedford Way, just off Russell Square in London
#photohist#cameras#photography
Now online: @TonyFourtoes engaging and insightful presentation 'Contemporary Wet Plate Collodion Photography.'
Including his work on hit TV dramas and documentaries.
https://t.co/UbP9yK18xP
PRC Member Linda Bryan has work in Alternative Processes in Contemporary Photography at @AVAgallery_org. Opening Reception TONIGHT, 5-7pm. The show is on view thru March 30. Artists Panel Discussion March 2, 2-4pm. For more info: https://t.co/PMY7kbktgi Congratulations Linda!
Sheepstor in late afternoon light yesterday, tor means hill in old English, the word may be celtic in origin. It’s used mainly in the South West of England, Bodmin moor in Cornwall has ‘tors’ too. They are usually granite rock formations. #Dartmoor#Devon
Checking out a lunchtime lecture on Modernist Photobooks, Propaganda and the Everyday on 27 February in Oxford on British Photographic History: https://t.co/SNxUF1Zj9A @bodleianlibs
Covers of the last two issues of 'Photographica World', PW 172 (Spring 2023) and PW 173 (Summer 2023.) Preparation of the winter issue is underway, and there is still time to subscribe: https://t.co/ySkwM13RBI
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At the PCCGB annual gathering in Derby last week there was a fascinating talk on these & other cameras & images. You can join the PCCGB for less than £1 p/w (UK/Europe - ca. £1.15 elsewhere): 9 magazines, club & online meetigns, camera fairs and more
https://t.co/Qh9EE3ihA7
Been writing about Italian Futurist silent cinema this weekend, so here's an image from Anton Giulio Bragagli striking THÄIS (1916) featuring these amazing sets by Enrico Prampolini.
One week away and all sold out! Please DM if you are interested but haven't secured a ticket; the talks will be recorded and made available to registered people only and for a limited period.
All set for next week's darkroom conference convened by @saradominici_ My paper is finished and slides made... Details of the programme: https://t.co/hpoBd7UKmQ