What does TPHS stand for?

The Photographic Historical Society

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Lassiter has also been very active as a member in several organizations, and an officer in others, including PMA, the Society for Imaging Science & Technology, Photo Imagaing Education Association--a PMA member association, Society for Photographic Education, The Photographic Historical Society, the National Press Photographers Association, Photographic Arts and Sciences Foundation, International Center of Photography, Image Permanence Institute, and The Friends of Photography.

Distinguished Service Award: recognizing the work of remarkable ...

Symposium: The Photographic Historical Society of the George Eastman House presents PhotoHistory XII, the 12th triennial symposium on the history of photography, Sept.

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Acknowledgement I want to thank Robert Lansdale, editor of Photographic Canadiana, magazine of the Photographic Historical Society of Canada; Mike Robinson of Century Darkroom, at whose studio I had the pleasure of attending a daguerreotype/ambrotype workshop last spring; and especially Michael Oesch, President of the Photographic Historical Society of Canada, whose helpfulness and enthusiasm has been an inspiration.

Early Photography