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Baker University Art professor Walt Bailey is assembling a photography project outlining part of his family history. Bailey traced his family to Scotland. taking pictures of the route of his great-grandparents using antique photo processes. Bailey is pictured in his studio at his home in Baldwin.

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Baker University Art professor Walt Bailey looks at a negative he shot for his project using a 4x5 camera.

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Baker University art professor Walt Bailey checks the exposure on his cyanotype, an old photographic printing process. Bailey is assembling a photography project outlining part of his family history. The project will be exhibited at Baker University starting Tuesday.

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Baker University art professor Walt Bailey checks the exposure on his cyanotype, an old photographic printing process. Bailey is assembling a photography project outlining part of his family history.

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Baker University Art professor Walt Bailey develops a cyanotype for his photo project that traced the route of his great-grandparents from Scotland to the United States. Bailey is pictured in his darkroom at his home in Baldwin.

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"Mercat Cross in Castlegate," a kallitype of the market where Walt Bailey's great-grandmother's family operated a garden stand in Aberdeen, Scotland.