After the invention of the first photographic process in 1826, photography initially developed as a medium for capturing portraits, landscapes, and …
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The History of Photography
Photography changed the way we see the world and changed the course of art history itself.
Before the invention of the photo camera, around 2000 years ago, a forerunner called the camera obscura was used by ancient Greeks and the Chinese. …
In the unfortunate event of a loved one dying, it would be considered unusual, or perhaps even frowned upon, if we were to take a photograph of their …
Is it possible to see your loved ones after they pass away? Spirit photographers have an answer for you. The mysterious images of ghostly figures …
Photography as a medium wasn’t seen as essentially artistic until around the 1930s and 40s. Before surrealist photographers like Philippe Halsman …
The position of photography as an art form was debated from its beginning in the mid-19th century. However, photography made its way to museums by …
The small, handy cameras we have at the tip of our fingers today are part of a long and varied history that goes back more than 100 years. It is …
The earliest widely available photographic process was made public in 1839 by Louis Daguerre, creator of the Daguerreotype. The popularization of …
Pioneering English-American photographer Eadweard Muybridge took some of the most significant early photographs of the 19th century. Most notable in …
