Acclaimed Western Photographers

Very early photograph showing Denver, Colorado, then called Denver City. Covered wagons are parked on Larimer Street. Two-story wood frame buildings line the street.

Is this the First Photograph of Denver? A Research Investigation

Historic Photographic Processes in a Nutshell

View of eroded striated bluffs and cliffs, the pillar Tollgate Rock and The Palisades on Green River in Sweetwater County, Wyoming.

Wow Photo Wednesday

Native American (Taos) children pose outdoors near the south-side Pueblo at Taos Pueblo, New Mexico. The three and four story adobe cluster homes stand nearby. Three hornos and an unhitched wagon stand near a wooden flat roof structure with no walls.

Wow Photo Wednesday

Close-up view of an x-ray that shows a hand.

Wow Photo Wednesday

A dwarf hands flyers to a man at the Tabor Theater, 1014 16th (Sixteenth) Street in Denver, Colorado. Signs read: "Invasion U.S.A.," "Prince of Pirates," "A Bomb Blasts in U.S. Cities," and "On Stage Tonite 8:15 p.m. in Person! General Henry Larsen, Chief Civilian Defense Plus Highlander Blue and Gold Drill Team, World Famous Tabor."

Acclaimed Western Photographers ~ Lloyd Rule

A man and woman eat sandwiches in (probably) Denver, Colorado; a baby hangs in a canvas baby carrier (cradleboard) from a hook on the wall.

Wow Photo Wednesday

Chief Eagle, a Native American man on the Flathead Indian Reservation in western Montana, poses wearing a warrior's headdress in front of a teepee on the reservation. He wears large, round earrings, numerous beaded necklaces hanging around his neck, an otter sash across his chest, and holds a long spear, possibly a coup-stick, also wrapped in fur.

Acclaimed Western Photographers ~ Edward H. Boos

The branches of a tree stump form an irregular shape in the foreground west of Jenny Lind Gulch, a tributary of South Boulder Creek in Gilpin County, Colorado. Photographer titled the image "Prehistoric Bucking Horse." Rocks stand near the stump.

Wow Photo Wednesday

Acclaimed Western Photographers ~ George Beam

Acclaimed Western Photographers ~ Harry Rhoads

The sun streams through two windows of a Central City bedroom where a twin bed with a quilted cover is in the foreground. The windowsills next to the bed are decorated with bric-a-brac, including flowers, vases, bells, and miniature birds. A decorative birdcage with a bird in it hangs in front of the window. Lace curtains, gathered at the sides, decorate each window. A butterfly design is on the curtain on the right. The masonry wall and the vegetation in the yard are visible through the window.

Acclaimed Western Photographers ~ Sandra Dallas

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