Later in 1839 French chemists/artist Louis-Jacques-Mande Daguerre (1787 –1851) announced the ‘daguerreotype’, this process was similar to a discovery made by British inventor Henry Fox Talbot in 1841 coined the ‘Calotype’ or ‘Talbotype’. Although both these processes are different there are debates as to who first made use of the silver iodide and salt...
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These two processes traveled from Europe all over the world to other settlements. (Leggat, accessed 19/10/08) Much of the progress in photography originated from Europe, and soon found its way across the ocean to Australia. In the mid 1800’s photography in Australia was initially used to record the unique land, fauna, flora and people as it was very different to the what the British were used to; also developments of the colonies (railways, building and townships)...
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John Berger When a photograph is taken and an event captured, the past and future are irrelevant. The instant taken by the camera is true and factual. Everything that led up to the photograph and everything that follows leaves the instant photographed, and the consequent truth, unaffected...	4 / 872
The "Real" World Of Photography Susan believes that "today, we get most of our knowledge about world happenings from photographs and people are frequently disappointed, surprised, or unmoved when they see the real thing...	1 / 257
The Real Picture This would mean the picture had gotten wrecked by water and from being old. I believe that the photograph has gotten wrecked and has gotten old. The narrator is just looking back at a photograph, and can barely find herself in the center of the photo because it got water damaged...	2 / 331
artist statement I'm not expressing myself, in terms, the world is expressing itself through me. Art isn't something one creates, it is , it exists, its just a matter of how see it, perceive it, and move it...	2 / 328