Julia Margaret Cameron (1815-1879), a famous Victorian art photographer, noted in particular for her renditions of scenes from Tennyson's Idylls of the King. Her photograph entitled 'Enoch Arden' refers to Tennyson's narrative poem of that name first published in 1864. The sitters are Hamlet Stanley Philpot (1856-1939) [later of Trinity College, Oxford], Annie Wilhelmina Philpot (1854-1930) and an unidentified boy. Annie had the honour of being the very first person to be successfully photographed by Cameron in January 1864. She and her brother are here identified as the sitters for the first time and the date of the photograph has also now been confirmed, a photograph taken very early in Cameron's photographic career. Hamlet and Annie appear with their father, William Benjamin Philpot (1823-1889), of Worcester College, Oxford, rector of Walesby, Linconshire and poet, in a small studio portrait. Mention is made of Tennyson's friends and neighbours, the Bradleys, who were George Granville Bradley (1821-1903), later Master of University College, Oxford and his wife Marian (née Philpot).