I have two photographs of my great-grandmother, both cabinet cards, a form ubiquitous in the late nineteenth and early twentieth

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Hi I’m Steve aka RobotWig, I’m a creative photographer with a keen interest in Pop Culture. Photography hasn’t always been

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