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Principle of the camera obscura
Joseph Nicephore Nieple made view from the window at le gras
Scientist John Herschel discovered a chemical that could fix or make permanent, camera obscura image.
Daguerre made boulevard du temple
Herschel's processes made cyanotype image
the film/print process was introduced
Digital camera developed
Professor Scott A. Willims discovered that successful negative and photographic prints could be made using a coffee based developer.
The French photographer Nadar made collodion negative/albumen print
Ansel Adams enhanced the visual experience through the lens of the camera.
In Radioactive Cats, the outlandish color contributes to a surreal combination of factual and fictional elements that make us question whether seeing really should be believing.
Color film became commercially available.
digital camera became available.
digital camera being integrated in cell phones.
The American Lewis Wickes Hine (1874–1940) used photography to expose the injustice of child labor in the early 1900s
Lewis wickes capture a photo of 10 year old working.
The two ways of life made by oscar Gustav Rejlander.
The waiting girl
Roger Fenton, Valley of the shadow of Death
chromegenic color print with sand blasted text on glass
Stieglitz actively promoted photography as a fine art medium in the journal Camera Work (first published in 1902) and in his New York galleries.
Daniela Edburg, “Death by Cotton Candy” from the series Drop Dead Gorgeous, 2006. Archival Ink Print
Alfred stieglitz, The steerage, 1907. Photogravure
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Developed a method of producing and fixing a camera image
frederick scott archer inverted the collodion or wet plate process
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