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Shetland Museum & Archives Celebrates 150 Years of Photographer John D Ratter

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A new exhibition at Shetland Museum & Archives marks 150 years since the birth of pioneering photographer John D Ratter, whose work captured the island's landscape, people, and traditions at the turn of the 20th Century.

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Shetland Museum & Archives Celebrates 150 Years of Photographer John D Ratter

A new exhibition at Shetland Museum & Archives in Scotland is celebrating the life and work of photographer John D Ratter, who captured the island's landscape, people, and traditions at the turn of the 20th Century. The exhibition, 'A Time to Keep', brings together some of Ratter's most well-known photographs, including a photo of four young coopers. Ratter's work is being celebrated 150 years after his birth, and the exhibition is a testament to his enduring legacy.

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