Opening at the Trinty Gallery this month.

Thank you T-gallery for hosting me in the Capital city. On Sunday Feburary 22nd visit the Trinty Gallery for a Tintype portrait day. Sign up in Advance on the their website.www.Tgalleryraleigh.com .

Please visit the Requiem page on my website to see more about this project.

 If in Wilmington, visit the Cameron Art Museum and see the Glasshouse for yourself as it returns for the 150th Anniversary of the Battle of Forks Road, The fall of Wilmington. Ill be there with my wagon and doing Tintypes and Ambrotypes on Saturday the 7th and Sunday. On the following weekend is my favorite event of the year The Battle of Town Creek and Ft Anderson.You guessed it, Tintypes and Ambrotypes can be yours.

In other news, Visit the University Of Northern Colorado's Art Schools Gallery for a Wet plate Collodion group show juried by Quinn Jacobson , studioQ.com. I am thilled to have 2 tintypes in this show. Closing Gallery talk on March 6th. Greely Colorado.
AND in Wilmington , for 4th friday, at Salt Photography Gallery, I will be showing more work from The Requiem Glasshouse and a selection of recent mammoth tintypes ( 18x22)  from the Cape Fear River.
As always, it comes back to the river.

In the new Our State Magazine, now on sale!

Thank you Our State Magazine for noticing me and my  work. I was included in the 54 ambassadors of North Carolina who do what they love. I am truly honored.

   Please also read about my friend Bill Russ, truly a king of photography.  Bill is an amazing artist, read all about Him in the January OUR STATE. Love the state you are in.

Don't for get to go to their website and watch the video about me I did about the making of some tintypes for Philips Gerard's Civil War series. (key word Harry Taylor or Tintype)




Thank you , Mr Bo Webb for the killer shot of me at work in the pre Christmas drizzel.

The Black and White 5 day Challenge

 Rhonda and Terry, down near Terminus, fall 2013.

The reader, 2009.

 Test, 2013

 The battleship, 2007.

Leon at work, June 2011, Noja Spain.

Wet Plate Collodion at the Virginia Highlands Festival

 Through generous support and interest in Abington's culture and art, Cary Street Partners invited me to the Virginia Highlands Festival. I judged a Photography show and lectured on my work in historic processes and demonstrated the Wet Plate Collodion process with the help of my new friend Bruce "Amodel"Large. Who supplied the shots of me at work.

That's Hannah behind the camera, she won the peoples choice award and dang nearly won the show, all at age 14. She's cool.
  Me on the shutter, Bruce looking real, and a modern "Photographic Van" in sunset orange, between us.
 I finished the day with a trail run in the afternoon rain.
 That happens a lot lately.
Visit southwest Virginia if you can.
By the way, its the land of O Winston Link...

Our State Magazine Host Civil War History Weekend

Our State Magazine came to town hosting a Civil War weekend with Philip Gerard leading tours, concerts and talks with Historian Dr Chris Fonvielle Jr.   I was honored to give a demo and lecture on the finer points of photography in the 1860's. A few lucky Civil War Tourist, even got their own quarter Plate Tintype to commemorate their visit to Wilmington. Thank you Roger Fish and Wayna

for the shots of me in action. It was a great pleasure to have spent the afternoon with you all. Join us next year for the 150th anniversary of the fall of Wilmington and keep reading Our State's series about the War, written by Phillip Gerard detailing some of the little known occurrences  here in NC.

Requiem in Glass , closing

The Surfer's Journal 23.3, a Tintype

As a surfer myself, since 1978, it goes without saying, its a big deal when Jeff Devine calls me to
photograph Ivan, son of Buzzy Trent of Makaha. Serious big deal for me. Thank you TSJ, Alaric and most of all to
Ivan who jumped in 40 degree water for a tintype. One of my best days as a Surfer and a photographer.