New Ipswich Historical Society
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Photos associated with Gilbert Thomson
Photography
Photo Theme
Saturday's photo theme is #Caturday
Weekend Subscriber Exclusive Saturday is #Caturday. I decided that I should provide a bit more content for folks that take the time and effort to subscribe to my website. The content I have in mind are selections from a deep catalog of photos taken over the decades. Since I have
Photography
Week 39 - Daily Picture Themes (2023)
A collection of photographs aligned with a week of picture themes posted on the social media site "Spoutible" with the hashtag of #DailyPictureThemes.
Photography
Week 37 - Daily Picture Themes (2023)
Week 37 (2023) - Seven picture themes matched with representative photos
Photography
Week 36 - Daily Picture Themes (2023)
Week 36 (2023) - Seven themes matched with seven representative photos
Photography
A portfolio of my photographs
My latest project is the creation of photo albums for this website. It is a daunting task.
New Ipswich Historical Society
Glass Plate Negatives
My technique for digitizing glass plate negatives for the New Ipswich Historical Society. Also a portfolio of the resultant photos.
Infrared Photography
Infrared Photography
When I purchased a new camera I had the older models converted to capture infrared images. This is a portfolio of the images with different infrared filters.
Infrared Photography
830nm Infrared Conversion
Examples of infrared photography at 830nm with a newly converted camera.
Substack
Substack Publishing
Substack is a lightweight publishing platform used by journalists and writers. I chose it as a way to write a daily newsletter for the New Ipswich Historical Society. I was looking for a quick way to share the photos from the Society's collection and elicit feedback from the
History
The American-Philippines War
I was sorting through the photo collection of the New Ipswich Historical Society when I uncovered some photos from the American-Philippines War.
Family
Through the Looking Glass
My mother loves the Alice in Wonderland books. Of the two books, Through the Looking Glass (and What Alice Found There) is the most interesting. It seems fitting that a series of photos exist with her and a mirror.