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A new exhibition will examine how generations of photographers have captured mining and industry in the United States, from early daguerreotypes depicting the California Gold Rush...
Before digital filters, ultra-sharp mirrorless cameras, and endless scrolling feeds, photography lived in the raw beauty of black and white. These historic monochrome images weren’...
A photographer believed to have taken the very first portrait of the British Royal Family has been honored with a blue plaque in the English city of Brighton. [Read More]
Toronto. Old photo collectors search diligently for photos that complement their collections. Travel scenes are often enthusiastically collected since many more studio scenes and...
Available in a bi-lingual English-Dutch edition, this journey through the development of early photography provides a fascinating insight into the origins and development in Belgiu...
It is amazing how easy a selfie is today. By the time I was a teen I was very interested in photography. My mother sparked the interest with her "Brownie" that was always used f...
History isn’t just something you read about in textbooks; it’s made up of real moments. The kind you might miss if you blink, but someone happened to capture just in time. Let’s fa...
One couple’s remarkable private collection perfectly captures the transportive power of photography, writes Katie Armstrong A 2024 exhibition of photography at Sotheby’s New York....
There’s something unbelievably powerful about old photographs. One faded black-and-white frame can instantly pull us into another era, making history feel raw, personal, and strang...
There’s something wildly fascinating about old photos. One second you’re staring at a black-and-white image, and the next you’re mentally transported into another era, hearing the...
Old photographs of New York stir up a surprising amount of feeling. Perhaps it’s catching a glimpse of Times Square before neon lights and digital billboards dominated the scene. M...
Long before smartphones and front cameras ruled the world, photographers were already taking selfies just with more grit, style, and patience. In the early days of photography, mir...
Marking 200 years since the invention of photography by French engineer Nicéphore Niépce, a new exhibition in Muscat brings together Omani and French artists in a cultural collabor...
Black and white photography strips away the noise and goes straight for the gut. No colors to distract, just raw emotion, light, shadow, and story. When film was king, the legends...
Toronto. In issue 27-3, George Dunbar raises a now familiar alarm in his article, “Preservation of Invisible Photographs in the 21st Century”. As George points out, the digital era...
There’s something wildly surreal about seeing history in color. The past suddenly stops feeling like a dusty chapter from a textbook and starts looking real, like people were actua...
Here's the thing with photography: you can take a mundane photo and think, 'Why did I take that?' But years later, that same photo is a fascinating artifact from a bygone era. [Rea...
The breadth of the presentations reaffirmed the medium’s relevance across generations and geographies.
Portraiture did not begin with photography. It began with control. Long before the camera, someone was already deciding how a face should be seen, remembered, and fixed in time. Th...
What we euphemistically refer to as the “Opening of Japan” catalyzed a period of seismic upheaval for the proud formerly closed country. Between the fall of the Tokugawa shogunate...
Toronto. The early colour processes were usually additive and as such incredibly slow. In to the mid last century the alternative was to take a good B&W portrait and colour it...
The George Eastman Museum, which holds one of the world’s oldest photography collections, has added more than 900 photographic works through purchases and donations in 2025. [Read...
More cameras, fewer photographers. As this new day dawns outside my window, I pose a simple yet profound question: Is there still truth in photography? Damn you, Eddie.“People beli...
A new exhibit celebrates the golden beauty of the classic orotone photo print, giving the eye-catching but short-lived photographic printing process more time in the spotlight. [Re...
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