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The early work of capturing a silhouette on treated paper, was not quite successful.
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Discovered by Hans Christian Oersted
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Successful at printing an image
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Defamation of the Cherokee Nation by President Jackson
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Copper plate printing. First time photos could be commercially produced.
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First style of obtaining multiple prints of one picture. Similar to modern developing.
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The first full war to be photographed
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Produced by Henry Jarvis Raymond and George Jones.
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Invented by Frederick Scott Archer
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originally described in France by Adolphe Alexandre Martin
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Designed to promote photography to the mainstream media and also to trade photos
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a photographic crew in the British military was formed as part of the Telegraphic School. This was used as a link between battles and the public.
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by: Hamilton Smith
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One of the first battles to be photographed
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A picture side by side, taken as if looking through each eye is placed in a viewfinder to make an almost 3D image. This became a wildly popular form of entertainment as well as a device for education purposes through photography.
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One of the first women photographers. She took photos of victorian people from all walks of life, dressed them up and told stories with her photos. She was crticized for her blurry images that was once a mistake, but soon became her signature
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by: William Lions
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after 3 years of trial and error he finally found a process that worked
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George Eastman established his company with Strong
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A movement started to make photography a legitimate art form
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22nd president of the United States
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A bomb was thrown into a crowd showing support for workers on strike in Chicago.
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A movement to take photography away from Pictorialism. Fronted by Stieglitz and Paul Strand
