In today’s episode we’re on a hunt where one photo leads to more than one story, as well as a continued appreciation of the prowess of Peter Palmquist.
Category: Photographers
37 – March Montage 2019
In today’s episode we’ll learn who the photographers were for all the photos I included in my March 8, 2019 montage in honor of International Women’s Day.
36 – Marriage, Music, and Mortality
Today we explore 6 years in the lives of Glenn F. and Beatrice Porter, photographers circa 1900 in Ritzville, Washington.
34-Life, Death, and Lawsuits
Today we explore the mysteries surrounding the lives, deaths, and lawsuits connected to the married photographers Nils and Alexia Halvorsen.
33 – Fun Finding Belle
Today is a preview of a new feature coming to the podcast in 2019: “Fun Finds”, where we’ll get to see some special photographic finds.
32-Narrative Nuances
Today we pay a virtual visit to the American Historical Association’s 2019 Annual Meeting, as I give you a taste of my paper from that conference, which is all about nuances found in the multi-threaded narratives of early women artisan photographers.
31-Traveling and Photo Cars
In today’s episode, it’s all about travel … including a bit more about the 19th Century traveling photograph studios known as Photo Cars.
30-A Trail Leads to Brooklyn
In today’s episode, we’re in Brooklyn, E.D. in the 1860s, on the trail of the talented – and tantalizingly obscure – Mrs. Lydia A. Hicks.
29-Linked in Lawrence, Part 2
In today’s episode, we’re still in Lawrence, Kansas, looking at the extraordinary lives of another talented family of photographers. The stories we’ll discover about the Shane family include tales of triumph, tragedy … and murder.
28x – Next episode coming December 1st!
Today’s episode is just a quick announcement that due to continuing logistical issues, Photographs, Pistols & Parasols will now be on hiatus until December 1st.