three new images from Dominique have been added to his gallery

More images have been added to Casey’s gallery, press coverage of his show can be seen at Savannahnow.com, well done Casey!

Fast becoming cdags.org most prolific daguerreotypist, Casey has 7 new images in his gallery with the promise of more on the way. Opening soon is his first exhibit, at the Iocovozzi gallery in Savannah, Georgia,

Iocovozzi Fine Art Ltd.
1 West Jones
Savannah, Georgia 31401 USA
Tel 1: (912) 234 – 9424

Five new images have been added to Casey’s gallery continuing his daguerreian documentation of life in New England.

Six new whole plate images have been added to Binh’s gallery, marking a new direction for his daguerreotypy – that of in camera views (as opposed to his previous ones which were darkroom works).

Back in the 1970’s Irving Pobboravsky took three daguerreotypes of his next door neighbour’s family. The plates are now treasured objects of the family so Irv was asked to scan them for the family website, they also now appear on his gallery page.

The first was of Marvin and Patricia Parker in honor of their 25th wedding anniversary. Patricia wore her wedding dress for the daguerreotype and it was made on July 9th, 1974.
The next daguerreotype was of Patricia’s parents made on May 2nd, 1976. George and Marion Gantert. The third daguerreotype is of Patricia and Marvin Parker’ sons, from left to right: Kevin, Martin, Michael and Stephen Parker, July 3, 1977.

Two new images have been added to Eric’s gallery showcasing his skills at portaiture

During the long hot summer days Åke Hultman likes to sit under a magnificient birch that is the subject of his latest dag. It is a 9×12 cm Dag, brush coated at home, developed with the cold mercury process and now added to his gallery

A new whole plate added to Mike’s galley pagepays homage to Marcus Aurelis Root’s book “The Camera and Pencil”. It is an electroplated and galvanisied plate as opposed to his usual preference of clad plate.