These two were early Scottish photographers. They teamed up to take more than 3,000 photos, mostly portraits. It seems that the division of labor here was Hill, with an artistic background, providing guidance in composition and lighting, with Adamson doing the actual camera work. These are some of the earliest photos featured on this site so far.
Covenanter’s Tomb, Greyfriars Churchyard, Edinburgh, c. 1843-1847
Edinburgh Ale, 1843-48
Ellen and Agnes Milne, 1843-48
Fisher Lassies
Fisherwomen baiting lines, Fishergate, North Street, St Andrews, 1845
Group Portrait, ca. 1845
Harriet Farnie and Miss Farnie with a Sleeping Puppy, Brownie, ca. 1845
His Faither’s Breeks, ca. 1843-47
Master Grierson, c. 1843-1847
Mr. and Mrs. Wilkinson, 1845
Patrick Byrne, 1845
Rev. Peter Jones or Kahkewaquonaby, 1802 - 1856.
Indian chief and missionary in Canada
Sir John Steell, Sculptor, 1845
Sophia Finley and Harriet Farnie
The Misses Binney, c. 1843-1847
[the Misses Binney look like trouble to me]
The Pastor's Visit, ca. 1843-47
The Scott Monument
[in honor of Sir Walter Scott]
Through the Trellis, ca. 1861-62
[amazingly good quality image for its day]
Lady Ruthven, 1843
Newhaven Fishwives, 1845
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