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Photography Timeline Education Resource. Developed for The Gallery of Photography by Brian Cregan. Student Worksheets. History of Photography. Before the invention of photography, painting, drawing and illustration were used to record human life and the natural world.
Writings from the Beginning of Photography" brings together more than 130 primary sources from that very year – 1839 – subdivided into ten chapters and accompanied by fifty three images of significant visual and historical importance.
English photographer Eadweard Muybridge, using new emulsions that allow nearly instantaneous photography, begins taking photograph sequences that capture animals and humans in motion. His...
Photographs tell stories of birth and death, love and war, freedom and oppression. They present the dynamics of life in the country and the city. They represent historic record, and they can shatter our definition of history. Photographs preserve our memories and inspire us to become aware. They reveal our dreams and our nightmares.
for photographing the stars and planets we find the idea of establishing a photographic record of the Egyptian hieroglyphs. Daguerre's photographs were iodized silver plates exposed in the camera obscura, which had to be turned this way and that until, in the proper light, a pale gray image could be discerned.
Photograph by Nicéphore Niépce. 1839: First Photo of a Person In early 1839, French painter and chemist Louis-Jacques-Mandé Daguerre photographs a Paris street scene from his apartment window using a camera obscura and his newly invented daguerreotype process.
Learners will read a passage on this history of photography, then refer to it as they create a chronological timeline. Designed for fourth graders, this informative worksheet offers meaningful, hands-on practice for students as they learn to interpret and summarize nonfiction texts.
