The first negative – BLUR Magazine
Featured image: Latticed window at Lacock Abbey, Wiltshire by William Henry Fox Talbot. Considered the first example of a negative image. In August 1835, exact date sadly unknown, the world’s earliest surviving negative was created by William Henry Fox Talbot. It captured forever a simple latticed window at Lacock Abbey, Wiltshire, and this earliest example of a negative image is now preserved in the archives of National Media Museum in Bradford, UK, the UNESCO City of Film.
Virtual Lighting Studio - Interactive portrait lighting
The ambient light represents the light coming from the studio environment. You can turn it on or off and change its color and intensity. If you're lost and need some help, click here. But you probably know that... Click on any help text to hide this. This is a schematic view of the studio.
10 Lessons William Eggleston Has Taught Me About Street Photography
I first heard about William Eggleston through my good friend and talented street photographer Charlie Kirk about a year and a half ago. He mentioned that he just purchased a copy of “Chromes” by William Eggleston– and that it was one of his favorite photographic books. I asked Charlie what the book was, and he mentioned it was a 3-set book published by Steidl (I would argue the best publisher in the world) with some of the loveliest color photographs that, printed in the book, look more like fine art prints than just reproductions.
Documentary Photography – Disabled Limb Makers Helping The Disabled In Eastern India
Photographer Abhijit Chakraborty is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this documentary photography. From his project ‘Determination on the move‘. To see Abhijit’s gallery of projects click on any image. People who have lost their legs in an accident, and are undergoing treatment, come to this hospital often for routine check-ups. Amrit Lal Saroj, a resident of Bihar, has lost many of his body parts… but he has not lost his faith and he does all his work by himself today.
Aston Martin car logo
There have been a number of Aston Martin logos since the company started up in 1916. The first from 1920 was an amalgamation of the letters A and M. The next was inroduced in 1932 and the two wings were borrowed from the Bentley Logo signifying speed. The third was an evolution of the last and the design was gradually improved to keep up with modern tastes.
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Refractive index of Ag (Silver) - Rakic
Custom Search Shelf Book Page Optical constants of Ag (Silver)Rakić 1998: n,k 0.2066-12.40 µm Wavelength: µm
These Simple Animations Are an Intro to Film Photography
Back in February, we shared a simple animation made by the film brand Ilford that shows how a film SLR works. It turns out that video was the first in a series of many animations in a playlist titled “Introduction to film photography.” Here’s the complete series so far for your enjoyment:
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Mission We call upon responsible photographers who respect and love life to take out your cameras, and in the form of feature photography: to explore and rescue the endangered folk cultures of nationalities worldwide;
