New innovations and applications- England

Question 1

Romanticism

Answer 1

movement (1830) that emphasized storytelling and emotion through photography, connecting it to the Enlightenment period/Industrial Revolution

Question 2

wet collodion process

Answer 2

used to make photography more “artistic”, con is that you have to do the collodion process right away, pro is that it allows more methods to make a photo

Question 3

Frederick Scott Archer

Answer 3

exhibited photographs at the Great Exhibition produced from a new type of negative, replacing Talbot’s paper negatives with sheets of glass coated with collodion and being used into the 1860s

Question 4

ambrotype

Answer 4

a wet collodion positive

Question 5

Oscar Gustave (OG) Rejlander

Answer 5

father of art photography,

Question 6

combination printing

Answer 6

technique that uses the negatives of two or more images to create a single image

Question 7

“The Two Ways of Life” (1857) photographer

Answer 7

made by Oscar Gustave Rejlander

Question 8

“Hard Times” (1860) photographer

Answer 8

made by Oscar Gustave Rejlander, Albumen silver print from glass negative

Question 9

Julia Margaret Cameron

Answer 9

got her first camera by her daughter, mesmerizing portraits on literary and biblical themes were admired Victorian photographs

Question 10

“The Mountain Nymph Sweet Liberty” (1866) photographer

Answer 10

made by Julia Margaret Cameron, a portrait of a model

Question 11

“Portrait of Charles Darwin” (1868) photographer

Answer 11

portrait by Julia Margaret Cameron