IMAGES taken in the 1960s by a photographer dubbed “the father of modern Scottish photography” are to feature in an exhibition marking Dunfermline’s newly acquired city status.
Some 47 black and white pictures snapped by Joseph McKenzie, who trained as a photographer while in the RAF, will go on show at Dunfermline Carnegie Library and Galleries next month.
McKenzie, who died in 2015, aged 86, became a prolific photographer through the 1960s, documenting post-war Scotland at a time of momentous change.
