This daguerreotype above, titled: Three Unidentified Women, created between 1847 and 1860 is yet another example of Ball’s fine work. This daguerreotype of a mother and her daughters, or that is what it is believed to be, is wonderful executed. Their bright faces are stained against a dark background and darker clothing. The two younger girls are mirroring each other with hands crossed the same way in their laps, along with their hair parted in the way style. Also as the viewer's eyes enter the photo from the left, it leads up, with the mother’s hand on the girl’s shoulder, and then back down with the mother’s right arm guiding the eye. It, then, guides the viewer back to the girl on the left with the daughter on the right’s hand pointing back
