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Explore the histories of the snapshot and the artifacts of vernacular visual culture.
| Vernacular photography | |
| 1 | Introduction to vernacular photography |
| Themes | |
| 2 | Vernacular: Transportation |
| Kodak | |
| 3 | Early Kodak camera formats |
| Real photo postcards | |
| 4 | Real photo postcards: Animals |
| 5 | Real photo postcards: African Americans |
| Photobooths | |
| 6 | Photobooth designs |
| 7 | Photobooth plates |
| 8 | Photobooth strips |
| 9 | Photobooth portraits |
| Snapshots | |
| 10 | The Roz Leibowitz Collection: Snapshot Disasters |
| Mugshots | |
| 11 | American mugshots |
| 12 | Description of Prisoners Received at the California State Prison, May 1909-December 1914 |
| 13 | The Holocaust: Women concentration camp guards |
| Amateurs | |
| 14 | Lady Ottoline Morrell: Children cavorting at Garsington |
| Preserving discarded memories | |
| 15 | Najaf Shokri: Iran Dokht |
| 16 | Thomas Sauvin and photographic waste in China - The Beijing Silvermine project |
