Dr. Welsh (Retiring Moderator of Gel' Assembly 1843) 1843 - 1847

This calotype portrait, created by the Scottish photographic partnership Hill & Adamson, captures Dr. Welsh, a prominent figure in the Church of Scotland. Taken between 1843 and 1847, the image showcases the duo's groundbreaking work in early photography. The sharp detail and the subject's contemplative pose reveal the artistry and technical skill of Hill & Adamson, who pioneered the use of the calotype process in portraiture. This iconic image is a testament to their significant contribution to the development of photography as an art form.