Science Magazine
By Lizzie Wade
February 14, 2014
Daguerreotypes may seem frozen in time, but their surfaces are living landscapes.
Scientific American
By Daniel Grushkin
November 13, 2012
As priceless images from the earliest days of photography were dissolving in front of museumgoers' eyes, an unlikely team set out to save them.
Scientific American
By Michael Moyer
November 13, 2012
In early 2005 the International Center of Photography in New York City placed on display a number of early daguerreotypes—one of the earliest forms of photography.
Rochester Review
By Kathleen McGarvey
March-April 2013
Can science save the daguerreotype, the first successful medium of photography?
