TIM GREYHAVENS

Unidentified smiling girl, ca. 1895. Private collection. Of all the mobile photography studios that roamed the nineteenth-century...

When I'm not researching 19th- and early 20th-century photographers in Washington, I often write about one of my favorite artists from...

In late 1979, the Seattle Arts Commission issued a call for five photographers to participate in an “investigation” of Washington State....

Photography was slow to come to the northwest corner of the United States. Although the first photographic images made in this county...

A list of the top ten stories about photography that was enhanced by philanthropy in the 2010-2010 decade.

If you’re a student, instructor, professor, or independent researcher of the history of photography, finding funding to support your work...

In honor of Women’s History Month, I’m shining a light on some of the many under-recognized and under-valued women photographers of the...

Daniella Zalcman is an award-winning photographer who travels internationally to document the destructive aftermath of western...

I confess: I’m a photo gear junkie. I’ve bought dozens of cameras and lenses, way too many tripods, camera bags and backpacks, and many...

A review of the exhibition Women in Photography, held September-October 2017 at the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art.

Announcing a report of nonprofit photo use, based upon a survey conducted for the Blue Earth Alliance.

When I was in my 20s I lived in a cabin in the woods of southeastern Ohio. I’d recently graduated with a degree in photography from Ohio...

Part 3: The Legacy and the Future of the NEA Funding from the National Endowment for the Arts continues to support major photography...

Part 2: The Groundbreaking Documentary Surveys Larry Fink, (Untitled), from the Seattle Arts Commission Photo Survey, 1980. Collection of...

Part 1: The Birth of the NEA and the Development of the Photography Program “The value of the NEA’s financial aid is almost self-evident,...