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Category: History of photography

Episode #41 – Lacock Abbey, Part 2
[ 0 ] September 26, 2011

Episode #41 – Lacock Abbey, Part 2

This week: I’m at Lacock Abbey in Wiltshire once again, for Part 2 of my conversation with Roger Watson, curator at the one-time home of photography’s pioneer, William Henry Fox Talbot. In this episode, we take a gentle stroll around the grounds of Lacock Abbey, with thoughts turning towards the actual site of one of [...]

Episode #40 – Lacock Abbey, Part 1
[ 0 ] September 19, 2011

Episode #40 – Lacock Abbey, Part 1

This week: I’m in conversation with Roger Watson, curator at Lacock Abbey in Wiltshire – the one-time home of photography’s pioneer, William Henry Fox Talbot. In this first of two parts, we are stood inside the Fox Talbot museum, talking about the man’s background and his activities as a photographer and much more besides.

Episode #18 – Dimbola Lodge
[ 0 ] April 18, 2011

Episode #18 – Dimbola Lodge

This week: It’s the Easter Holidays here in the UK – a perfect time to visit a photographic museum. Situated just off the south coast, on the Isle Of Wight, Dimbola Lodge was the home of pioneering photographer Julia Margaret Cameron; today it is a fascinating museum, which offers a wonderful glimpse into the history [...]

Episode #15 – A Brief History Of Photography
[ 0 ] March 28, 2011

Episode #15 – A Brief History Of Photography

This week: I’m talking about the history of photography – past, present and future. As well as actually taking photographs, I often get asked to talk about what I do and how I do it. On this occasion, a little while back, I gave a presentation to a local business lunch club. What is photography? [...]