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In
1904, James Auld gave a demonstration of carbon printing to Edinburgh Photographic
Society.
At
that time, he had a studio at 101 Princes Street
"with
a north light and electric installation”
The
studio had facilities for
carbon, platinotype, monochrome, water colour and oils.
His work included wedding, children, ‘at home’, group
photography, and miniatures.”
[IA]
Below is a cabinet print from James
Auld's studio at 101 Princes Street.
Many cabinet prints had fuller
details of the photographer and his studio on the back, but the back of
this one is blank.
Cabinet Print

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For
permission to reproduce, please contact peter.stubbs@edinphoto.org.uk
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