I thought the camera obscura was a very intriguing invention in its time. While today's cameras are vastly improved versions of this early design, the mechanics of how it captured photographs was very interesting. The long process of wetting a silver plate, installing it into the camera obscura, and waiting until the perfect hour to take the shot. Sometimes, it was not even a perfect shot; It could either be too dark or too bright to make anything out in the shot.
1.) Camera obscura, Camera Obscura
2.) Light-sensitive chemistry
3.) Daguerreotype
4.) Negative/Positive
5.) "Aura"
6.) Commodity value
7.) Exhibition value
8.) Cult value, Cult value
9.) Photomontage
10.) Appropriated elements
11.) Cinematography
12.) Photomechanical reproduction
13.) Eadweard Muybridge
14.) Jules-Etienne Marey
15.) The Dadaists
16.) Heartfield
17.) Walter Benjamin
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