Lake Crescent, Olympic National Park. Photo by Darius Kinsey, hand-tinted by Tabitha Kinsey. WM #1981.0098000015
June 2016 – February 2020, Old City Hall
Curated by Jeff Jewell, Photo Archives Historian
Before the development of color film, there was a way to make a color photograph — you painted it by hand! Known as tinting, it’s a meticulous, time-consuming process. The exhibition Kinseys In Color features fifteen examples of this art form by Darius and Tabitha Kinsey, whose half-century in commercial photography is renowned for views of the early Northwest timber industry. Kinseys In Color offers a different aspect of the Kinsey legacy, one focused on scenic views and Tabitha’s talent at hand-tinting prints.
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