I’ve been trying to find a copy of this reissue!

Promotional slide captioned “Ways of Working with the Wayback Machine, 9 February 2026, Internet Archive HQ,” with Internet Archive Europe and Wayback Machine logos at the top. The slide includes a photo of about ten adults seated in a bright room with large windows and wooden floors, arranged in a casual circle discussion. To the right is a graphic of a magnifying glass over a document icon.

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WAYS OF WORKING WITH THE WAYBACK MACHINE shows how the #WaybackMachine opens up a world of discovery and creativity.

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Autumn 2025 #2 Research Seminars in Photographic Cultures and Heritage Pippa Oldfield Teesside University, Middlesbrough, UK Tom Allbeson Cardiff University, Cardiff, UK Peace Photographies: Rethinking Photo…

Don’t miss the PHRC’s @phrc-dmu.bsky.social next online research seminar in photographic cultures & heritage, 27 Nov '25, 5.30pm. This time, we host Pippa Oldfield and Tom Allbeson for an inspiring discussion on Peace Photographies. All welcome free but registration required - tinyurl.com/he77wnsp.

Autumn 2025 #1 Research Seminars in Photographic Cultures and Heritage Martha Langford Concordia University, Montreal Through Line 1: The Ebb and Flow of Illustration in A History of Photography in Canada, 1839-2…

This Thursday, 30 Oct 2025, 5:30pm, marks the launch of our new Research Seminars in Photographic Cultures and Heritage @phrc-dmu.bsky.social | Delighted to begin with a talk by the wonderful Martha Langford. Attendance free, but registration required - tiny.cc/49au001 We look forward to seeing you!

Annual Conference 2026 Photography’s Tacit Knowledge Image: A reproduction photographer at work. 1934 (Deutsche Fotothek). Photographic History Research Centre, De Montfort University, Leicester, UK When: 15-16 June 2026…

We're delighted to announce the CFP for our #PHRC26 annual conference on "Photography's Tacit Knowledge". As in the past few years, it'll be a hybrid conference, online and in Leicester, o 15-16 June. Send your abstracts by 9 January! photographichistory.wordpress.com/annual-confe... #photohist

Research Seminars in Photographic Cultures and Heritage – Semester One 2025/26 PHRC is pleased to announce the launch of Research Seminars in Photographic Cultures and Heritage, a new, free, online series of talks and discussions exploring photography’s intersections with pol…

We're also happy to announce the Research Seminars in Photographic Cultures and Heritage, which start on 30 October, 5.30 pm with none other than Martha Langford! The seminars are all free and online, and you can register here: photographichistory.wordpress.com/2025/10/05/r... #photohist

The window became a prominent symbol in 19thC art, representing a threshold between the interior and exterior, and a space for contemplation and longing. 'View of Rome from the Artist’s Room at the Villa Medici,' by Constant Moyaux was painted in 1863.

I still don't have a bookshelf with a rolling ladder, so no, I'm afraid your email did not "find me well."

Constance Talbot, early photographer and lifelong artist Talk by Rose Teanby — Photo Oxford Sir Victor Blank Lecture Theatre, The Bodleian Library Wednesday, 5 November

Join me in person or online on 5th November 1pm for a Photo Oxford talk at @bodleianlibs about the photographic and artistic life of Constance Talbot. She witnessed the birth of #photography but maintained a love of art throughout her life. Details here:

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Eugène Jansson's painting from 1898 depicts the large expanse of water in central Stockholm known Riddarfjäden. Jansson was one of the most significant artists in the last years of the 19thC to create a style of painting that reflected the essence of Scandinavia.

When saving becomes loss: Archival memory in the digital age Explore archival memory, data loss, and attempts to preserve the past in the digital age at this year’s Annual Digital Lecture.

Join us on 20 November for the Annual Digital Lecture, a partnership between The National Archives, UK and the School of Advanced Study. The wonderful @nannathylstrup.bsky.social will be speaking about ‘When saving becomes loss: archival memory in the digital age’. Free to register!

How to Disappear: The Art of Listening to Silence in a Noisy World “Silence is the presence of time undisturbed.”

How to disappear – the art of listening to silence in a noisy world www.themarginalian.org/2019/10/14/g...

Proofs are in! Notes Toward a Digital Workers’ Inquiry will be published by @commonnotions.bsky.social‬ this fall. It describes/theorizes/circulates experiences of research that feeds into labour organizing within & against digital capitalism.
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Women of Photography Join us at Women of Photography to celebrate the contributions of women-identifying practitioners to the history and living present of photography women photo female photographers

Two weeks to go before the deadline for papers celebrating women photographers. Building on our March 24 hour conference-athon, a FREE online conference will be held on International Women’s Day 2026. We invite proposals for talks or panel discussions - details at: womenofphoto.com

The Metropolitan Museum of Art Puts 490,000 High-Res Images Online & Makes Them Free to Use Update: The Metropolitan Museum of Art has put online 492,000 high-resolution images of artistic works. Even better, the museum has placed the vast majority of these images into the public domain, mea...

The Metropolitan Museum of Art Puts 490,000 High-Res Images Online & Makes Them Free to Use www.openculture.com/2024/11/the-...

Annual Conference 2025 Photography, Value, History Photographic History Research Centre, De Montfort University, Leicester, UK When: 16-17 June 2025 Where: Hybrid event, Online and at De Montfort University, Leicester. *…

Registration for our PHRC25 Conference Photography, Value, History is open! We have two amazing keynotes, Catherine Troiano (V&A) and Donna West Brett (University of Sydney) and a wonderful line up photographichistory.wordpress.com/annual-confe... It's hybrid so come to Leicester or attend online!

Book launch! Bregt Lameris Feeling Colour, Chromatic Embodiment in Film Culture, 1950s–1960s(Open Books, 2025) doi.org/10.11647/OBP...

Date: 3:00-4:15 (online) 23 May 2025

Register: forms.office.com/e/jdizRhZ4U7

Bregt will be in discussion with Lucy Fife Donaldson (St. Andrews)& Josh Yumibe (MSU)

The Wayback Machine has rescued over 22 million reference links to Wikipedia (in 230 languages). Absolutely crucial in the current digital age.

New traditional skills training centre wins lottery support - Museums Association Venue on the banks of the Forth & Clyde Canal in Falkirk

News | New traditional skills training centre wins lottery support – venue on the banks of the Forth & Clyde Canal in Falkirk

Our next online talk is 'The Horner Collection Project.'

It features over 2000 glass plate and film negatives from a commercial photographic studio in Settle, North Yorkshire (1864-1960).

Join Dr. Caitlin Greenwood on Tuesday 29th April 2025 (1900-2000).

Book your seat via the link in our bio.

I still don't have a bookshelf with a rolling ladder, so no, I'm afraid your email did not "find me well".

Still time to register for Tuesday's (1st April 2025, 1800-1900) exclusive online talk ...

'Fashion and Dress in Autochromes' with Cally Blackman.

Details via link in bio.

Please share with #photo #fashion friends.

Image: Robert Bird Bland, Cross Stitch, autochrome, c.1917. RPS, Bristol.

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You too Martin. I’m still record collecting and looking for a new turntable!

Will check this out thank you!

70 years ago today on March 29, 1955 trumpeter Kenny Dorham was in Van Gelder Studio recording an octet session that produced the timeless tracks “Afrodisia,” “Lotus Flower,” “Minor’s Holiday” & “Basheer’s Dream” for his album “Afro-Cuban”: bluenote.lnk.to/KennyDorham-...

Fantastic Philosophy: Primary philosophy teaching resources In this illustrated series narrated by Sir Stephen Fry, a community of animals living in a fictional savannah try to navigate some tricky philosophical questions. Aimed at pupils studying at KS2 level...

#PhilosophyMatters and, if it matters, it matters at all ages. www.bbc.co.uk/teach/articl...

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