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Camera Obscura
An early device that projects an image of the outside world onto a surface through a small hole or lens.It is considered a precursor to the modern camera and demonstrates the basic principles of optics.
Silhouettes
Dark outlines or profiles of people or objects, usually shown against a lighter background.
The Invention and Development of Photography in the 1800s
The process of developing methods to capture permanent images using light and chemicals.
Photography and Motion Studies
A technique developed in the late 19th century to analyze and capture movement through sequential photographic images, laying the groundwork for motion pictures.
Portrait Photography
A type of photography focused on capturing the personality and mood of individuals or groups, often emphasizing facial features and expressions.
Photography as an Artistic Medium
Photography that emphasizes creative expression, using techniques and styles to convey artistic vision.
The Development of Snapshot Photography
The creation of quick, casual photographs that capture everyday moments.