The book explores the pioneering photographic work of David Octavius Hill and Robert Adamson between 1843 and 1847, marking the early use of photography as an art form. Authored by Sara Stevenson, chief curator of the Scottish National Photography Collection, it delves into the duo's inventive collaborations that have influenced photographers globally. Stevenson provides insights into the partnership and the historical context of their work. The book is enriched by access to the largest collection of Hill and Adamson's photographs, detailing their artistic journey and contributions to the field of photography.
