Test 1

Question 1

PROCESS? Expose a silver-coated copper plate sensitized in iodine vapor; develop the latent image by fuming in mercury vapors

Answer 1

Daguerreotype

Question 2

PROCESS? same as Talbot-type but with latent image development

Answer 2

Calotype

Question 3

PROCESS? camera-less images made by contact printing

Answer 3

Photogenic drawing

Question 4

PROCESS? paper negative: tonally reversed, laterally reversed; very fuzzy

Answer 4

Talbot-type

Question 5

PROCESS? darkened paper with silver chloride and potassium iodide exposed in the camera to bleach in whites

Answer 5

Direct Positive Paper images

Question 6

Answer 6

View from his window at Le Gras, Joseph Nicephore Niepce, heliograph

Question 7

Answer 7

1. Self-Portrait as a Drowned Man, Hippolyte Bayard, direct paper positive

Question 8

Answer 8

1. Botanical Specimen, William Henry Fox Talbot, photogenic drawing

Question 9

Answer 9

Boulevard du Temple, Paris, Louis Jacque Mande Daguerre, Daguerreotype

Question 10

Answer 10

1. Still Life, Louis Jacques Mande Daguerre, Daguerreotype

Question 11

TITLE, PHOTOGRAPHER, PROCESS

Answer 11

1. Redding the Line (Portrait of James Linton), David Octavius Hill & Robert Adamson, calotype

Question 12

Answer 12

1. Portrait of an Unidentified Woman, Andre Adolphe Eugene Disderi, uncut albumen print from a carte-de-visite negative

Question 13

Answer 13

1. Inverted in the Tide Stand the Grey Rocks, Carleton Watkins, albumen print for a stereograph

Question 14

Answer 14

1. C’s Portrait (Constance Talbot), William Henry Fox Talbot, calotype

Question 15

Answer 15

1. Ancient Ruins in the Canyon de Chelle, New Mexico, Timothy H. O’Sullivan, albumen print