Check out these two beautiful catalogues featuring photographs by the Weston Family. Weston Four Generation highlights photographs by Edward, Brett, Cole, Kim and Zach Weston. Kim’s catalogue features over three decades of his work and includes 83 images.

Silver Gelatin photographs of the central coast of California by Edward, Kim and Zach Weston. This show spans four generations of silver gelatin landscape photography.

A testimonial from Sean Patrick Hill who took a landscape tutorial from Kim Weston. They photographed for multiple days and printed in the darkroom.

Banner image ©Sean Patrick Hill.

Focusing In is a series of blogs that will highlight the many historic significances of Wildcat Hill, Edward Weston’s last residence before his death in 1958. Each week we will select a unique photograph, artifact, or piece of memorabilia that we believe is significant and worth looking into. Please accompany us on this journey into photographic history, you won’t be disappointed.

Focusing In is a series of blogs that will highlight the many historic significances of Wildcat Hill, Edward Weston’s last residence before his death in 1958. Each week we will select a unique photograph, artifact, or piece of memorabilia that we believe is significant and worth looking into. Please accompany us on this journey into photographic history, you won’t be disappointed.

We had an amazing time at the Boyer YL Ranch last week where we spent 4 days photographing in the Wild West.

Join us in September for a special collaborative workshop with The Creative Photo Academy, based in Los Angeles. The workshop will consist of 3 days of shooting, 2 on Wildcat Hill and 1 down in the heart of Big Sur. We have four outstanding models that will be accompanying us to create amazing images here on the central coast of California. 

The past week we have been going through old prints on Wildcat Hill! It is a treat to see the body of work that Kim has created over his career. The photographs we went through consisted mostly of his Ballerina Series, and old studio shots when he was at the pinnacle of his set building. 

Focusing In is a series of blogs that will highlight the many historic significances of Wildcat Hill, Edward Weston’s last residence before his death in 1958. Each week we will select a unique photograph, artifact, or piece of memorabilia that we believe is significant and worth looking into. Please accompany us on this journey into photographic history, you won’t be disappointed.

Focusing In is a series of blogs that will highlight the many historic significances of Wildcat Hill, Edward Weston’s last residence before his death in 1958. Each week we will select a unique photograph, artifact, or piece of memorabilia that we believe is significant and worth looking into. Please accompany us on this journey into photographic history, you won’t be disappointed.

Focusing In is a series of blogs that will highlight the many historic significances of Wildcat Hill, Edward Weston’s last residence before his death in 1958. Each week we will select a unique photograph, artifact, or piece of memorabilia that we believe is significant and worth looking into. Please accompany us on this journey into photographic history, you won’t be disappointed.

Focusing In is a series of blogs that will highlight the many historic significances of Wildcat Hill, Edward Weston’s last residence before his death in 1958. Each week we will select a unique photograph, artifact, or piece of memorabilia that we believe is significant and worth looking into. Please accompany us on this journey into photographic history, you won’t be disappointed.

Focusing In is a series of blogs that will highlight the many historic significances of Wildcat Hill, Edward Weston’s last residence before his death in 1958. Each week we will select a unique photograph, artifact, or piece of memorabilia that we believe is significant and worth looking into. Please accompany us on this journey into photographic history, you won’t be disappointed.

Focusing In is a series of blogs that will highlight the many historic significances of Wildcat Hill, Edward Weston’s last residence before his death in 1958. Each week we will select a unique photograph, artifact, or piece of memorabilia that we believe is significant and worth looking into. Please accompany us on this journey into photographic history, you won’t be disappointed.

In a special behind-the-photo tour of the exhibition, Edward Weston’s grandson, Kim Weston, will share the more intimate story of his photographer-grandfather. Attendees of this sold-out tour will learn how Edward's life inspired future generations to see the world through a black and white lens.

Four Generations of Weston Photography