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phsc.ca /1 week ago

Bill’s Ghost …

Toronto. One of the most famous early  photographers in Canada was Scotland born William Notman. Notman was based at his studio on Bleury St in Montreal, the premier city in Canada...

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phsc.ca /1 month ago

full spectrum

Toronto. From its invention in 1839 until dry plates hit the market, photography was for specialists only – people with the skill and art necessary for the taking of a good ‘likene...

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phsc.ca /1 month ago

a real cut up …

Toronto. Cameras like the famous Cirkut were well known for panoramic photos. While our events occasionally feature a Cirkut or other panoramic camera, you are more likely to spot...

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phsc.ca /1 month ago

Feerless Fosdick

Toronto. For most of the 1800s, after photography was announced in 1839, street photographers were easy to spot: big wooden camera; sturdy tripod; and big focussing cloth. Two even...

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phsc.ca /1 month ago

whoops

Toronto. Collectors often categorize their collection, dividing it into various groups. One group might be called ‘accidents’. The photo at left is a digital copy of a film print f...

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phsc.ca /1 week ago

a splash of colour

Toronto. Our late editor, Robert Lansdale, had a soft spot for early colour processes and cameras. In issue 28-2, Bob wrote a lengthy article on the topic titled, “COLOUR PHOTOGRAP...

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phsc.ca /1 month ago

black and white

Toronto. Around the time we entered the 20th century, much of camera manufacture changed from wood to metal. Cameras were all black or black with chrome or nickel trim (perhaps glo...

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phsc.ca /1 month ago

eye of the beholder

Toronto. The saying is “beauty is in the eye of the beholder”. That appears to be true for subjects of early portraits. The example at left is a cabinet card portrait taken by John...

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phsc.ca /2 weeks ago

a window on things

Toronto. The PHSC welcomes all photographica collectors. While we focus on Canadian studios and contributions to photography, we are world wide in our interests. The society was fo...

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phsc.ca /1 month ago

readin’ da news …

Toronto. There has been an interest in the history of photography dating back at least to 1905 when Josef Eder produced his first edition (I have  the Dover reprint of his third ed...

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gr8traveltips.com /1 month ago

Snapshots Of Vancouver, British Columbia {Canada}

Post Last Modified – July 16, 2026 ¦ gr8traveltips.com 📖 Certain products/services may have affiliate links where I may receive a commission. 🍜 🚫 There is no cost to yo...

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121clicks.com /1 month ago

Blue Nights and Snowy Peaks: Cath Simard’s 25 Dreamlike Landscapes of the Canadian Rockies

There are landscapes that make you stop scrolling. Then there are landscapes that make you wonder if you’re looking at Earth at all. That’s what happens when you explore Cath Simar...

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phsc.ca /4 weeks ago

waiting for dad …

Toronto. Collectors could add the photo at left to various collection subgroups (if it was older than shown) like pets; dogs; kids; children; parks; outdoors; etc.. Our annual even...

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phsc.ca /3 weeks ago

possibly another rare bird?

Toronto. Photographica Collectors are always looking to spot that rare bird, be it photo, camera, or lens, to add on to their collections. Some very likely sources are our annual e...

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vancouversun.com /1 month ago

Polygon mounts first retrospective for acclaimed B.C. photographer Greg Girard

Since his first trip to Hong Kong in 1974, photographer Greg Girard has chronicled social and physical transformations in urban centres.

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petapixel.com /1 month ago

Fascinating Photos Show How Canada Looked When It Was Created 159 Years Ago

Today is Canada Day. 159 years ago, the modern-day provinces of Ontario, Quebec, as well as Nova Scotia and New Brunswick formed a single political entity called the Dominion of Ca...

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phsc.ca /1 month ago

goldilocks

Toronto. A recent posting by Digital Camera World announced that a gold plated Leica M6 would be put up for auction. Our past editor, the late  Bob Lansdale,used an M6, but not gol...

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phsc.ca /1 month ago

babe in arms

Toronto. Collectors of old images are excited and thrilled on discovering a potential cache of photos to dig through in hopes of finding that special one to expand and enhance thei...

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conservativedailynews.com /1 month ago

Oh Canada

by Tom Stiglich at CDN - Click to read the rest HERE-> Oh Canada first posted at Conservative Daily News

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phsc.ca /3 weeks ago

lady bug, lady bug …

Toronto. … fly away home … As we used to say as children when ever we spotted this tiny beetle with its obvious markings. Collectors often search for old photographs. An ancient ve...

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newscientist.com /1 month ago

Evocative photos of Canadian Arctic win New Scientist Editors Award

Natalya Saprunova's photo series exploring coastal erosion and permafrost thaw across Inuvialuit territories in Canada has won the New Scientist Editors Award at the Earth Photo 20...

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iso.500px.com /5 days ago

Martien Aerts: Featured Photographer Spotlight

Martien Aerts knows exactly where to stand. The Dutch photographer works out of Eindhoven under the name M10foto, and he builds his portfolio in series rather than single frames. H...

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phsc.ca /1 month ago

another brick …

Toronto. The very popular Argus camera, the C3 (or C-3) was nicknamed ‘the Brick‘ due to its shape and sturdy design. The larger image at left is the actual camera courtesy of Wiki...

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fstoppers.com /3 weeks ago

Fstoppers Photographer of the Month (July 2026): Michael Clarke

The Fstoppers community is brimming with creative vision and talent. Every day, we comb through your work, looking for images to feature as the Photo of the Day or simply to admire...

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