Bookstore, gallery, auctions.

Dedicated to the history, science, and art of the daguerreotype.

Documentary photography exploring critical issues today.

American Photographic Artists

Museum and school of photography focusing on the impact of photography on contemporary culture. Links to exhibitions, library, educational resources, and programs. The collection's main emphasis is photojournalism and documentary photography. Important archival holdings include the Robert and Cornell Capa Collections, the Roman Vishniac, and Weegee Archives.

Collection features more than 60,000 works by over 2,000 photographers including Ansel Adams, Richard Avedon, Edward Weston, Lola Alvarez Bravo,etc. Besides original photographs, the archives contain negatives, work prints, contact sheets, and correspondence. Links to current and past exhibitions, collections, archives, and educational resources.

The Photography Collection contains nearly 400,000 original photographic prints, from the medium's 150+ year history, representing an international range of photographers and comprising a thorough survey of subjects and processes.

Award-winning website featuring current and past museum exhibitions with many online images. Links to the Research Center provide information about early photographic processes, preservation, care of photographs, photography resources on the Internet, as well as recommended photography book titles from the bookshop.

Founded in 1983 in San Diego, California, the Museum of Photographic Arts is dedicated exclusively to photography, featuring the work of internationally acclaimed photographers and cinematographers. Holdings currently include more than 4,000 photographs covering the history of photography. The museum holds about six exhibitions a year, featuring topics such as daguerreotypes from the 19th century to works by contemporary photojournalists.

Collection focuses on the art and influence of photography and motion pictures in the last 150 years. Links to the collections, current exhibitions and film series, photography timeline, and research library.

Contains images of The First Century of American Photographs, Contemporary American Landscape Photography, American Daguerreotypes, new media, and photography links.

Devoted to film, photography, television, radio and the web. Photography is covered from its early developments to the present, from artistic, documentary photography, as well as advertising. Important 19th century holdings include The Talbot Collection, Roger Fenton, Lewis Carroll, and George Washington Wilson. Commercial formats include cartes-de-visite, cabinet and stereo cards, prison portraits, and topographic albums.

Innovative New York arts center. Includes index of exhibited artists with links to biographies, images, publications, and information on DIA's new exhibition space in upstate New York as well as the Chelsea gallery and other offsite projects.

Includes archive of MOMA press releases and access to the online library catalog. Also includes information on P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center.

San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.

Information on exhibitions, as well as the permanent collection at this Minneapolis gallery.