R(?) J Abbot
Dundee (?)

-  12 frames of calotype portraits

   "Cartes de visite  are above average quality"  [The Scotsman:  1/1/1862]

Dr Adamson
St Andrews

-  12 frames

Dr Adamson wrote:  

"Allow me to disclaim all idea of meddling with the duties of the hanging committee - but they will not object to have my own ideas of the order in which I think my contribution would appear to the greatest advantage."    [Letter:  Dr Adamson to PSS]

The press wrote:

"Portraits:  some good artistic studies, but rather course in texture."
 [The Scotsman:  1/1/1862]

Thomas Annan
Glasgow

-  1 frame of portraits:

"So famously known for his beautiful landscapes, he exhibits a frame of 9 portraits and groups."   [The Scotsman:  1/1/1862]

-  7 frames of  These were landscapes of West of Scotland - by the Tannin Process

-  'The Last Stookies of Harvest'

-   'Loch Penza'  

-   'Loch Ranza'(?)         10/6
-   'Stooks'                         7/6
-   'On the M…'                  7/6
-   'Roman Bridge'            7/6
-   'View in Trossachs'    5/-

Thomas Annan wrote:

“I have not got any of the pictures on hand, and the weather is so bad that I don’t know when I will be able to print any.  I have not been able to get a single print this week, even from my thinnest negative."   
 [Letter:  Thomas Annan to PSS]

"This is the first year I have tried a dry process.  And for the sake of convenience it is preferable to the wet collodion, but I think that is all it has to boast of.  I am very unsatisfied with my own contribution to the Exhibition this year, and I merely send them as specimens of the Tannin process.  I am sorry to see Scotland so poorly represented this year, according to the paper you sent me."    [Letter Thomas Annan to PSS]

Campbell
Ayr

-  19 frames of photos - mainly of buildings  -  includes:

-  'Croquet Party at Blair House'

-  'The Chess Players'

-  3 frames of CDVs.

David Campbell
Edinburgh?

-  16 wet collodion prints, most or all at 6/- each.

Church
Glasgow

-  3 frames of 2 portraits each. 

Sent to the exhibition by Thomas Annan with his own entry.

Alex Crowe
Stirling

-  9 portraits

-  4 Carte de visite frames

-  2 landscapes

Alex Crowe wrote:

"The weather has been unfavourable for photographic printing."
  [Letter:  Alex Crowe to PSS]

The press wrote:

"The calotype portraits are of considerable merit"    [The Scotsman:  1/1/1862]

Thank you to Kathleen, Arbroath, Scotland, a descendant of Alex Crowe's family, for providing the following additional info.  Kathleen wrote:

Kathleen is researching her family history, so if you have any further info about Alex Crowe, please e-mail me so that I can share it.

Thank you to Bill Murcutt for sending the following message.

EW Dallas
Edinburgh

The press wrote:

"Cartes de visite  are above average quality"  [The Scotsman:  1/1/1862]

WH Davies
Edinburgh

Photographs by an amateur, including five wet collodion:

Titles:

-  'The Story of a Highted Life'  - 3 photos:  'Morning', 'Sunset', 'Midnight'

-  'Smoking a Pipe'

-  'Head of Loch Falloch' (from a picture by CE Johnson

-  'Loch Blair, Morayshire' (copy of another picture)

The press wrote:

"Some landscapes and creditable portraits."    [The Scotsman:  1/1/1862]

Adam Diston
Leven, Fife

A small frame of coloured collodion portraits

TDK  Drummond
Edinburgh

-  7 Scottish landscapes

The press wrote:

"He practises chiefly the malt process - considerable artistic judgment."  [BJP]

Peter Ewing
Kinross

-  12 stereoscopic slides (Dunkeld)
-    6 stereoscopic slides (Devon)
-    6 stereoscopic slides (various)
-    1 portrait

David Octavius Hill &
Alexander McGlashan
Edinburgh

-  2 frames, each of 6 collodion photographs

The press wrote:

"The portraits of Messrs Hill & McGlashan, besides being well composed are very truthful and characteristic, though they are occasionally a little hard and course"    [The Scotsman:  1 January 1862]

J Horsburgh
Edinburgh

-  Captain of No 1 Highlands Rifle Volunteers

-  Captain of No 2 Highlands Rifle Volunteers

-  Pipers in Uniform of No 2 Company

-  2 Reverends

- 1 Doctor

-  other portraits

 The press wrote:

"Cartes de visite  are above average quality"  [The Scotsman:  1/1/1862]

George Inglis
Scotland?

-  Portraits:
-  a group
-  a lady
-  a gentleman (x3)
-  Rev Mr McLaren of Buccleuch Church

Stewart Jackson
Perth

-  6 wet collodion photographs

John Kibble
Glasgow

-  4 instantaneous photographs of Scottish landscapes

William Kirkland
Dundee

Eight photographs - large scale using a variety of processes:

1. Dry collodion

2. Wet collodion

3. Dry collodion and albumen

4. Dry collodion, malt process

5. Honey & Albumen process

6. Dry collodion and albumen

7. Dry collodion, tannin process

8. Dry collodion, washed with honey + tannin process

JB Knott
Edinburgh

'On the Water of Leith'.

John Lamb
Aberdeen

Approx 13 prints, most at 5/- each.

John Lamb wrote:

"When does the exhibition close?  I’d like my views returned before the end of this month to be in time for the London Exhibition." 
 [Letter:  John Lamb to PSS 7 March 1862]

Lady Mathieson

Scotland?

4 family groups

The press wrote:  

"Very pleasing and sociable character.  The lady possesses an eye for fine picturesque composition and effect."  [The Scotsman:  1/1/1862]

John Moffat
Edinburgh

-  1 frame CDVs

-  1 portrait - Rev DJK Drummond

-  1 portrait - George Ramsay, Esq.  R Soc

-  1 portrait - Wm Brodie Esq.  sculptor, R Soc

-  1 portrait - a young lady.

 The press wrote:  

"Cartes de visite  are above average quality"  [The Scotsman:  1/1/1862]

E Musgrave
Scotland

Calotypes, coloured by Mrs Musgrave 

The press wrote:  

"The only specimens in the present exhibition of this style.  They have all the appearance of finely finished miniatures on ivory."    [The Scotsman:  1/1/1862]

Nesbitt
Edinburgh?

"Calotype portraits are of considerable merit"   [The Scotsman:  1/1/1862]

Nicol, J
Edinburgh

'On the Water of Leith'.  

The press wrote:  

"The only picture in the exhibition which purports to be by the hot water process"    [BJP]

"Calotype portraits are of considerable merit"   [The Scotsman:  1/1/1862]

Thomas Rodger
St Andrews

-  6 portraits

-  9 frames, each containing 6 cartes de visite

-  1 frame containing 7 cartes de visite

The press wrote:  

"Cartes de visite  are above average quality"  [The Scotsman:  1/1/1862]

John Ross
Edinburgh

-  1 group

-  3 portraits

-  1 frame of 7 cartes de visite

John Sturrock jun.
Dundee

-  3 landscapes, including  'Arbroath Abbey, Fifeshire' by the tannin process.

H Thomson
Perth

-  22 unframed wet collodion photographs, 
   most are Scottish landscapes  -  10 ins x 8 ins @ 5/- each

-  10 frames, mostly portraits including several groups

-    1 frame of cartes de visite.

James Good Tunny
Edinburgh

Collodion photographs by Tunny coloured by Miss Taylor

The press wrote:  

"His group photograph:  a well composed picture of Mr & Mrs Clark and family.  His cartes de visite  are above average quality"  [The Scotsman:  1/1/1862]