Photochrom photography 1890 – 1910:
The British Isles in Colour
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Photochrom photography is an early type of colour photography that brings to life scenes from an era that we usually visualise in black and white. The technique was mainly used for postcards and as a result the photographers concentrated on subjects of interest to the visitor and hopefully the recipient of their card; beautiful locations and the seaside are natural favourites, but also historic and civic landmarks, social scenes, parks and train stations.
Highlights from the photochrom book series shown on this page for your enjoyment.
The photochrom book on Central England features Gloucestershire, Herefordshire, Worcestershire, Shropshire, Staffordshire, Warwickshire, Oxfordshire, Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Suffolk, Norfolk, Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire, Leicestershire and Derbyshire.
A selection of beautiful views from all regions of England follow.
A gallery showcasing the Yorkshire coast.
For more images from the whole of Northern England and the Isle of Man refer to our book of the same title.
An Ode to the Isle of Wight
Enjoy this photographic tribute to the Isle of Wight. These lovely images are included in the Southern England and the Channel Islands.
Gallery
Various images from all regions of England from the photochrom series entitled Photochrom photography 1890 – 1910: The British Isles in Colour appear here. Right (Norhtern England & the Isle of Man) and below (all regions). Also available as prints; ideal for framing - ask for our prints leaflet.
To buy the photochrom series and our other beautiful books visit this page.