Vintage in photography is a photo designer’s photograph taken by the photographer himself or under his immediate supervision soon after he has taken the negative.

Our gallery doesn’t stick to the strict conception of the term ’vintage’. It is absolutely democratic. The main condition is the following – the image should convey the mood, style, originality and the spirit of the epoch. Should you come across any photographs of the mid and late 1800s or the early 1900 in your family albums, or in a secluded corner somewhere in the attic, or maybe in your granny’s trunk, show them to the world; let all the interested touch the sacrament of the photography!

Collectors and those who are fond of vintage (or antique) photographs may also place their unique images in our gallery absolutely free of charge. At the same time in addition to the photos, you can write a story about your ancestors in these photos.
If you already have a collection of antique photos on the Internet, you will be given links to it. I am looking forward to hearing from you. Email to me to service@photomaster.biz

	Victorian and Edwardian Photographs - Roger Vaughan Personal Collection. (One will find here just some piece from the Roger Vaughans unique collection of antique photographs.) Click image to view the gallery.
	America's First Look into the Camera: Daguerreotype Portraits, 1839-1864. (Some of the images from Daguerreotype Collection of the Library of Congress are represented here.) Click image to view the gallery.