Photo- Unit 3, Lesson 2-The Evolution of Photography: Impact and Emerging Trends

Increased communication

Cultural preservation

Environmental awareness

Social media influence

It allowed for the capture of still images only

It revolutionized how we capture movement

It made photography obsolete

It focused solely on static images

Small thin brush strokes

Open composition

Emphasis on light and movement

Focus on literal representation

They eliminated movement entirely

They created a sense of stillness

They caused blurring or drag

They made colors more vibrant

Daguerreotype produces a single image, Calotype produces negatives

Daguerreotype is less detailed than Calotype

Calotype was invented in 1839, Daguerreotype in 1841

Daguerreotype is more versatile than Calotype

1st successful photograph, 1827. Create by Frenchman Joseph Niepce

1st reproducible still image (created on glass). Create by Luis Daguerre.

Founded by George Eastmann in 1888, made photography affordable.

It was less complex

It used digital tools

It was more artistic

It required no skill

Set up camera on legs

Used a digital camera

Took multiple shots

Used a tripod

Monarchs and aristocrats

Soldiers

Children

All of the above

Time periods

Cultural context

Available technology

Artistic approaches

Sharp images

Multiple prints

Longer exposure time

Higher cost