Snap Shots August 2020

Posted: August 1, 2020 | By: Journal Editor

Stacy Waldman holding Kodachrome snapshot; tintype

After COVID forced cancellations of PHSNE events, a special online meeting was held on August 9. The meeting featured a presentation from Stacy Waldman, House of Mirth Photos, who is a dealer and collector of vintage and found vernacular photography.

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