Comments on: Hand-Tinted Photography: by Erin C. Kruml http://www.worthpoint.com/research_library/hand-tinted-photography-erin-c-kruml Get the Most from Your Antiques & Collectibles Tue, 21 May 2013 11:22:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.2 By: John Mills Bigham http://www.worthpoint.com/research_library/hand-tinted-photography-erin-c-kruml/comment-page-1#comment-1586 John Mills Bigham Sat, 07 Feb 2009 00:17:58 +0000 http://blog.worthpoint.com/?p=2455744#comment-1586 This is a good read! I was attracted to the art of the photograph through dags and ambrotypes especially SC Confederate images in South Carolina, where I am a native living in Columbia. My favorite in SC is Richard Wearn/William P. Hix, then those in Charleston. Am also attracted to post card colorists. Influenced by the 19th c. photographic artists here, since 1996 have been reproducing small amounts of tinted photos of SC scenes and recently tinting Confederate generals as found at National Archives and the Library of Congress. Anyway! Enjoyed your lesson on New England tinters. Thanks, John ps: recently retired and working to make income on my tints. Any advice welcome. This is a good read! I was attracted to the art of the photograph through dags and ambrotypes especially SC Confederate images in South Carolina, where I am a native living in Columbia. My favorite in SC is Richard Wearn/William P. Hix, then those in Charleston. Am also attracted to post card colorists. Influenced by the 19th c. photographic artists here, since 1996 have been reproducing small amounts of tinted photos of SC scenes and recently tinting Confederate generals as found at National Archives and the Library of Congress. Anyway! Enjoyed your lesson on New England tinters. Thanks, John

ps: recently retired and working to make income on my tints. Any advice welcome.

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