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In France, Louis Jacques Mande Daguerre invents a method for obtaining pictures. -
William Henry Fox Talbot formally presents to the Royal Society," The Application of Chemical Rays of Light to the Purpose of Pictorial Representation". -
Marie-Charles-Isidore Choiselat is one of the first photographers to capture a landscape scene through camera -
The stereograph was composed of two closely identical views from a slightly different angle of a camera. -
Woodburytype print provides a non chemical process made by mold which was able to be produces cheaper and in mass quantities. -
Muybridge successfully photographs movement of moving objects such as a horse, body movement and other activities. -
The platinum print is created involving brushstrokes and metal to create a photograph. -
Eastman was the first to make small inexpensive cameras -
photographers such as Arnold Genthe, Jacob Riis, Alfred Steiglitz made contributions to documentary photography -
this type of photography involved themes of economical, social and various experimentation to photographs -
Objects were mixed together to achieve a new enlightened meaning to the photograph