Current & Historic Photographers
Galleries include current photographers we've met in our travels who have a specific interest in particular areas such as Route 66, great architecture, signs, and specific locations. Check out Jim Hinkley's America displaying wonderful shots of the Mother Road & More; Through the Lens of Fisk, which features beautiful architecture and scenic views; colorful neon signs in the Boersma Collection from a couple who traveled all the way from Amsterdam; and our own Dave Alexander, who has an obsession Sitting on the Dock in front of our home.
In addition to current photography, we have also gathered hundreds of photos and art from history that we have painstakingly restored. Here, you'll see the work produced by Henry H. Jackson and the Detroit Photo Company, who had the exclusive rights to the photochrom (color) market at the turn of the 20th century; famed 19th century Native American photographer Edward S. Curtis; numerous photographers that were put to work for the government during the Depression, and more.
Galleries include current photographers we've met in our travels who have a specific interest in particular areas such as Route 66, great architecture, signs, and specific locations. Check out Jim Hinkley's America displaying wonderful shots of the Mother Road & More; Through the Lens of Fisk, which features beautiful architecture and scenic views; colorful neon signs in the Boersma Collection from a couple who traveled all the way from Amsterdam; and our own Dave Alexander, who has an obsession Sitting on the Dock in front of our home.
In addition to current photography, we have also gathered hundreds of photos and art from history that we have painstakingly restored. Here, you'll see the work produced by Henry H. Jackson and the Detroit Photo Company, who had the exclusive rights to the photochrom (color) market at the turn of the 20th century; famed 19th century Native American photographer Edward S. Curtis; numerous photographers that were put to work for the government during the Depression, and more.
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