Love Has the Right to Choose

Emma B. Freeman was a world famous feminist photographer working in 1915 rural northern California. She made her studio a salon for outcasts, and crossed the line between "white" and Indian"... Read allEmma B. Freeman was a world famous feminist photographer working in 1915 rural northern California. She made her studio a salon for outcasts, and crossed the line between "white" and Indian" cultures to create her romantic hand painted photographs of the Yurok tribe. Derided as a... Read allEmma B. Freeman was a world famous feminist photographer working in 1915 rural northern California. She made her studio a salon for outcasts, and crossed the line between "white" and Indian" cultures to create her romantic hand painted photographs of the Yurok tribe. Derided as a Bohemian by small-town Victorian society, her sexual openness lead to a major scandal and... Read all