Dr. Welsh 1843 - 1847

portrait

photo of handprinted image

light pencil work

wedding photograph

photo restoration

charcoal drawing

charcoal art

pencil drawing

men

watercolour illustration

celebration photography

watercolor

"Dr. Welsh," a calotype portrait by Hill and Adamson, captures the essence of early photography. Created between 1843-1847, this image showcases the duo's pioneering work in the medium. The soft focus and subtle detail create a sense of intimacy, highlighting the sitter's expression and conveying the technical limitations and artistic potential of early photography. This iconic image is a testament to the power of the photographic medium to capture human likeness and emotion.