Victorian and Edwardian Newbury in 3D

Ian Wallace


Region:
Anywhere
Notice Period:
Short (maybe less than one month's notice)
Type:
Clubs, Societies, Education
Fee:
Paid: £60+travel
Category:
History
Updated:
3rd December 2022

Newbury through the Stereoscope is a talk about a project that brings together a unique collection of Victorian and Edwardian stereoscopic 3D views of Newbury.

The talk focusses on the work of two photographers in particular: ET Brooks who in the 1860; was the first professional photographer to make stereo views of Newbury and Rev JSW Stanwell an extraordinary amateur who helped found the first Camera Club in Newbury in 1900.

This in person talk uses 3D anaglyphs to enable enjoyment of the 3D images.

The story was also published as the book "Newbury through the Stereoscope" in 2022

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About Ian Wallace

A keen photo historian. photographer and author Ian is enthusiastic speaker who likes to engage audiences with his 3D talks. Ian is an active photo history researcher and has published two books of Victorian stereo views. His talks allow the participants to enjoy views of the Victorian period in 3D and he will adapt the talks to suit the interests of the audience. An ideal speaker for photographic club's the 3D talks also make a change from the normal 2D show and are fun for a wide range of social club, society and educational audiences.

Ian will consider travel to most locations in southern and central and Southwest England.

You can learn more about Ian and his photographic projects at www.onahillroad.com


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