This is the last instalment in a series of five blog posts featuring juxtapositions of early photographs of St Andrews, selected from the Special Collections Division… Read More »St Andrews Then and Now: A Rephotography Project: Part V
This is the fourth instalment in a series of five blog posts featuring juxtapositions of early photographs of St Andrews, selected from the Special Collections… Read More »St Andrews Then and Now: A Rephotography Project: Part IV
This is the third instalment in a series of five blog posts featuring close juxtapositions of early photographs of St Andrews selected from the Special… Read More »St Andrews Then and Now: A Rephotography Project: Part III
This is the second instalment in a series of five blog posts featuring close juxtapositions of early photographs of St Andrews selected from Special Collections,… Read More »St Andrews then and now: A rephotography project: Part II
PhD candidate Édouard de Saint-Ours introduces a mini-series of posts which coincides with the St Andrews Photography Festival. For a historian of photography, living in… Read More »St Andrews then and now: A rephotography project: Part I
Last week a major exhibition, The Origin of Photography Great Britain, on the birth of British photography opened in Japan at the Tokyo Photographic Art… Read More »The Origins of Photography Great Britain: St Andrews
Alexander Govan was a chemist and druggist in St Andrews during the 1840s and 1850s. With the new art of photography then in its infancy,… Read More »Reading the Collections, Week 36: The Govan Album
