Randall Tosh received his MFA from the University of Oregon in 1981. He has long been fascinated with the work of the earliest photographic pioneers, and has worked with antique process throughout his career. His most recent work is series of narrative still lives, made with Darlot lens ground sometime in the 1860s, captured as traditional 4x5” silver negatives, and contact-printed as cyanotypes. His work has been exhibited widely, both regionally and nationally, including the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art, the Rourke Museum of Art, and the Griffin Museum of Photography. He currently lives in Salem, Oregon.