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I Tested ChatGPT on a Family Photograph. Here's What It Got Right—and Wrong

Each month, Maureen hosts an Ask Maureen on YouTube and Facebook. You can submit questions at photodetective@maureentaylor.com In this month's episode: *What did cabinet cards, cost? *What are the numbers

Episode 152: Ask Maureen October Edition | Photo Detective Podcast

Episode 152: Ask Maureen October Edition

Each month, Maureen hosts an Ask Maureen on YouTube and Facebook. You can submit questions at photodetective@maureentaylor.com In this month's episode: *What did cabinet cards, cost? *What are the numbers

Episode 151: Ghost Hunting Photo Clues with Dustin Pari

You’ve probably seen the shows where ghost hunters go to spooky places to look for entities and use equipment to capture them. Well, believe it or not, one of the

Episode 148: Early Photographs on Headstones with Elliot Conte | Photo Detective Podcast

Episode 148: Early Photographs on Headstones with Elliot Conte

Genealogists love going to cemeteries to view the resting place of ancestors. Information and symbolism on stones vary depending on the time period. Beginning in the mid-nineteenth century, some gravestones

Episode 146: Using Twitter for a Photo Reunion | Photo Detective Podcast

Episode 146: Using Twitter for a Photo Reunion

Twitter is a social media platform that folks either love or hate. It doesn't generate too much of an in-between feeling. It’s known for short posts and hashtags. It’s the

Episode 145: Orphan Photos Reunited | Photo Detective Podcast

Episode 145: Orphan Photos Reunited

I know that my guest’s feelings about abandoned orphan photos will resonate with you. He hates seeing a photo abandoned and unfortunately he sees a lot of them. It’s a

Episode 144: A Ten Year Photo Identification Journey | Photo Detective Podcast

Episode 144: A Ten Year Photo Identification Journey

How long do you spend working on a photo mystery? It might surprise you to hear that this week’s guest spent more than a decade on her photo problem. The

Solving a Photo Mystery With a Little Help

Helmuth Voigt's story in this blog and that argumentative caption about his life captivated a lot of readers. In that post, I outlined the photo clues in the image then

Photo Code-Breaking

American Views. Concert Grove House, stereograph, circa 1874. New York Public Library. Robert N. Dennis collection of stereoscopic views. In Alice Quinn's new book, The Rose Code, women (and a

Every Picture Tells a Story: Searching for Harry’s

It’s an often-used phrase, but what does it really mean. On the surface it’s about studying the clues in the picture. People, places, and things are key to our understanding

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