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Stuffed Ox, Dummy Tree, Artificial Rock: Deception in the Work of Richard and Cherry Kearton

Adam Green - May 17, 2017 in bird photography, birds, cherry kearton, early wildlife photography, Featured Articles, first wildlife photographer, kearton brothers, keartons, Photography, richard kearton, spy in the wild

John Bevis on the various feats of cunning and subterfuge undertaken by the Kearton brothers — among the very first professional wildlife photographers — in their pioneering attempts to get ever closer to their subjects.

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Painted Photograph of an Unknown Man (ca. 1855–70)

Adam Green - October 11, 2016 in early photography, Painting, painting over photographs, Photography

An unusual example of a painted photograph, in which the artist has left sections untouched by paint.

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Painted Photograph of an Unknown Man (ca. 1855–70)

Adam Green - October 11, 2016 in early photography, Painting, painting over photographs, Photography

An unusual example of a painted photograph, in which the artist has left sections untouched by paint.

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Painted Photograph of an Unknown Man (ca. 1855–70)

Adam Green - October 11, 2016 in early photography, Painting, painting over photographs, Photography

An unusual example of a painted photograph, in which the artist has left sections untouched by paint.

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Painted Photograph of an Unknown Man (ca. 1855–70)

Adam Green - October 11, 2016 in early photography, Painting, painting over photographs, Photography

An unusual example of a painted photograph, in which the artist has left sections untouched by paint.

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Painted Photograph of an Unknown Man (ca. 1855–70)

Adam Green - October 11, 2016 in early photography, Painting, painting over photographs, Photography

An unusual example of a painted photograph, in which the artist has left sections untouched by paint.

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Sharing Photographs

Adam Green - February 2, 2016 in open collection, Photography

MUSEUM FÜR KUNST UND GEWERBE (MKG) - Antje Schmidt, Head of Digital Cataloguing and MKG Collection Online, and Esther Ruelfs, Head of MKG's Photography and New Media Department, on the functions of sharing images, both historically and in the present.

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Sharing Photographs

Adam Green - February 2, 2016 in open collection, Photography

MUSEUM FÜR KUNST UND GEWERBE (MKG) - Antje Schmidt, Head of Digital Cataloguing and MKG Collection Online, and Esther Ruelfs, Head of MKG's Photography and New Media Department, on the functions of sharing images, both historically and in the present.

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Neanderthals in 3D: L’Homme de La Chapelle

Adam Green - February 11, 2015 in archaeology, Books, L’Homme Fossile de La Chapelle-aux-Saints, Marcellin Boule, neanderthal, paleoanthropology, Photography, Science & Medicine, stereographs, stereoscope

More than just a favourite of Victorian home entertainment, the stereoscope and th…

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Julia Margaret Cameron in Ceylon: Idylls of Freshwater vs. Idylls of Rathoongodde

Adam Green - July 9, 2014 in ceylon, julia margaret cameron, Photography

Leaving her close-knit artistic community on the Isle of Wight at the age of sixty to join her husband on the coffee plantations of Ceylon was not an easy move for the celebrated British photographer Julia Margaret Cameron. Eugenia Herbert explores the story behind the move and how the new environment was to impact Cameron's art.

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