Jeffrey Stoner
Fine Art Photography
October 12, 2011Vol 2, Issue 17
Wild Phlox Trail
Just Think Outside
...the place for creativity
Greetings!
 
Sunset in Monument Valley B&W 

 

 

 

I was researching the history of photographs of Abraham Lincoln for a client and found the results fascinating.

 

Though presidents prior to Lincoln had been photographed, the advances in photography and film made photography more accessible resulting in a more complete record of Lincoln prior to and during his presidency.

 

It's hard to imagine in today's world, but Abraham Lincoln would go to the photographer's studio to sit for his photograph.

 

Through these photographs made prior to and during his presidency you can see how quickly he aged. It's hard to believe he was only 56 years old when he sat for his final photographs in 1865.  

 

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I'm enjoying the adventure of making fall photographs in the mountains of Tennessee, Virginia and North Carolina. "Stay tuned" to see them in an upcoming newsletter.

 

Take care,

Jeffrey    

 

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"I go to nature to be soothed and healed, and to have my senses put in order."

 

                                           ~John Burroughs
 

In This Issue
Creativity
Faces Through Time
News and Gallery Updates
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Faces Through Time

 

February 28, 1858 - Alexander Hesler 

Prior to Lincoln's nomination to the Illinois Senate 

 

Lincoln - Senate Nomination 

 

February 28, 1860 - Matthew Brady

 

Presidential Candidate prior to speach at the Cooper Unton building in New York, NY.  

  

Lincoln - Cooper Union 

August 8, 1863 - Alexander Gardner                                  

Lincoln 8-9-63 

  

January 8, 1864 - Matthew Brady 

Lincoln 1-8 64   

  

February 2, 1865 - Gardner 

Lincoln 1865                                     

Gallery  / Exhibition Updates
An Opportunity for a Dream 
Tipton-Haynes Historic Site - Johnson City TN

 

I am honored to have the inaugural exhibit, "An Opportunity for a Dream", in the Grace Brading Spurrell Gallery in the new Tipton-Haynes Exhibit Hall in Johnson City, TN. 

 

The exhibition will be on view from September 24 to December 3, 2011. Hours are Tuesday through Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

 

 

The exhibit's color and black-and-white images show the connection between Tipton-Haynes in northeast Tennessee and the founding of Cades Cove in the Great Smoky Mountains. The exhibit includes images of the historic structures of Tipton-Haynes and Cades Cove as well as the beautiful landscapes of the Great Smoky Mountains.

 

 

Panorama Tipton Haynes 

 

An Opportunity for a Dream

         

   

I greatly appreciate your interest in my photography and for subscribing to Just Think Outside

Sincerely,

Jeffrey Stoner
Fine Art Photography
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