#WorldPhotographyDay Her photographs are spontaneous and whimsical, in a style unlike most others of the time period, 1890-1920. As a young woman in Lewiston, Idaho, Daisy Evans Brown acquired camera equipment and created a darkroom in a fruit shed. Today, her work survives mostly in museums. A collection of her photographs was donated to the Nez Perce County Historical Society. But Dr. Sean D. Cassidy, PhD., of Lewis-Clark State College, believes there are still many of Brown’s photographs out

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