Ian Wallace is a distinguished photographer and photo historian based in North Hampshire, renowned for his original photography and dedication to the rich history of images. Specializing in film and alternative photographic processes, his work spans a variety of formats, from 35mm to Whole Plate prints, all of which are available for sale as handmade darkroom prints. Wallace's passion for photo history is evident in his publications, including the captivating "Newbury through the Stereoscope," which offers a fascinating 3D exploration of his hometown through rare Victorian and Edwardian stereo cards.

In addition to his photographic endeavors, Ian is an active member of the Photo Zine Collective, contributing to creative projects such as the Ambiguous zine. He also offers educational services, including talks on photographic history, demonstrating his commitment to sharing knowledge. Visit Ian's website to explore his blog and diverse portfolio, including projects on Victorian photography and contemporary zines, inviting viewers to appreciate the timeless art of photography.