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1 History of Photography Notes # 3 1850’s-1890’s Callotype

2 1850’s- Samual Morse Brought photography to America Inventor of telegraph –rapid long distance communication –MORSE CODE-

3 Documentary Images 1840-1860’s Photographs of actual reality – Landscapes – Nature Scenes – Architecture - help to preserve – Exotic people- Natives Indians – Wars

4 Julia Margaret Cameron Photographer Discovered Hypo Proposed glass plates to make negatives At age 49 she decided to become a photographer She was interested in the inner soul Was criticized that her technique was not as good because portions of the image were out of focus

5 Julia Margaret Cameron

6 Timothy O’Sullivan & Mathew Brady 1861-1865 Documented Civil War for 4 years Shot over 7,000 negatives of the war Photographic Van O’Sullivan at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, July 1-3 “A Harvest of Death”

7 George Eastman/Kodak-1888 Celluloid film- specially coated negative film that would roll on a spool inside a camera First Point and Shoot Camera

8 Wood Camera Box weighed 22oz. F-stop =F9 1900 – Browniew camera came out-light weight and more compact George Eastman with brownie camera

9 Nadar Flamboyant French Photographer Interested in shooting from hot air balloons Shot aerial views of Paris 1858- first time in history that a photographer shot from an aerial view He was a portraitist First to use artificial light for interior scenes

10 Flash Powder Photography Nadar, “Workmen in the Paris Catacombs buried under tunnels” Flash powder photography- created light to use as a flash. Used cartridges in guns.


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