I follow several "Old Native American Photo" Facebook pages and I always scan through comments made on Edward Curtis photographs. I often find someone commen...

When we arrived in Browning, MT, on September 24th, we decided to just poke around for the afternoon instead of sitting in the camper or hotel. We ended up a...

Lynn Boutte, a long time friend and fellow professional photographer, joined us on our recent 2+ week trip to the Northern Plains photographing for the Desce...

Chief Henry Red Cloud is leading a new kind of Lakota Warrior, a Solar Warrior.

Ken Workman, Duwamish, is the great-great-great-nephew of Princess Angeline and great-great-great-great-grandson of Chief Si’ahl (for whom Seattle is named)...

Jeffery P. Smith is the great great-gGrandson of Wilson Parker in Curtis’s image “The Whaler – Makah,” taken in 1915. Jeff lives in the Seattle area and is t...

We need your help on this one. We have read about the incredible Indian Relay Races and would very much like to attend one as well as photograph a racer who ...

We are off to Seattle once more the middle of April to photograph two Descendants. We have located Jeff Smith who is the great-grandson of Wilson Parker, “Ma...

How would you feel if you were about to meet someone who was actually in a Curtis image? Pretty darned excited, I bet!! John and Coleen traveled to Orlando F...

John Graybill, was asked to speak to the New Mexico Professional Photographers Association in October, 2018. After his talk about Curtis and the Navajos that...

In October 2018, John and Coleen met two local photographers, Joe and Kimmie Randall, while judging the  annual photography contest for the Greater Arkansas ...

The Descendants of Edward Curtis’ Native American photographs have a powerful voice to be heard—a message of survival. Their stories tell of paths that celeb...

L: Mary Lou Slaughter as photographed for the Descendants Project. R: Kikisoblu, also known as Princess Angeline, Mary Lou's great-great-great grandmother. M...