Julie Van Tosh Photography

10/21/2026

Ginkgo biloba at Seattle Arboretum Japanese Garden

10/15/2026

Divers at Salish Sea off Brackett’s Landing Edmonds Underwater Park

10/15/2026

AnOther

At The Photographers’ Gallery, new show All That Goes Unnoticed mixes the Memphis-born maverick’s colour-saturated works with earlier, lesser-known monochromes

10/11/2026

Remembering Dorothea Lange

“The camera is an instrument that teaches people how to see without a camera”

Remembering Dorothea Lange - who died on this day, October the 11th, in 1965.

Lange is best known for her Depression-era work for the Farm Security Administration in the US.

Lange's photographs influenced the ongoing development of documentary photography and humanised the consequences of the United States' 'Great Depression'

You can read more, and see samples of her work via the link that I'll add in the comments section. ...................
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Image: P. S. Taylor/public domain.

10/04/2026

Remembering photographer Tim Gidal who died on this day, October the 4th, in 1996.

Gidal (birth name Ignaz Nachum Gidalewitsch) was born into an Orthodox family of Russian immigrants living in Munich.

Working as a photographer and reporter from the late 1920's he is considered by many to have been one of the pioneers of modern photojournalism.

You can see multiple examples of his work via the link that I'll post in the comments section.
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Image: Israeli Museum, Jerusalem - used in accordance with their copyright tems.

10/01/2026

Remembering photographer Lewis Wickes Hine who was born on this day, September 26th, in 1874.

Hine used his camera as a tool for social reform and his images were instrumental in changing child labour laws in the United States.

You can read more about his life and work in the link I'll drop in the comment section. ....
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Images: US Library of Congress - used under open license.

09/29/2026

Pacific Northwest Autumn
Green Lake, Seattle 🍃🍂🍁

09/24/2026

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Just a reminder for those that like cameras of all kinds

09/12/2026

Reposting in memory of William G. Biggart

"I'm safe, I'm with the firemen"

The last message from William G. Biggart to his wife Wendy.

Biggart was the only professional news photographer to be killed as a result of the collapse of the World Trade Centre on September 11th, 2001 - 25 years ago today.

The image shows photojournalist Bill in happier times, alongside his camera equipment and press card recovered from the collapse.

Bill's images from the day have been published posthumously by his estate and can be viewed, along with his story via the link I'll add in the comments section.

Remembering Bill, and all who died.
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Images: Bill Biggart Estate. (billbiggart. com/) fair use.