Collodion Wet Plate Process, or, widely known as just Collodion process was introduced to public in 1850s by Frederick Scott Archer, and by the…

In the year 1937, Edwin H. Land founded Land-Wheelwright Laboratories, that later became famous by the name Polaroid Corporation (after invention of the first…

Started as just an experiment, lomography is nowadays one of the most popular globally-active organizations dedicated to art, more specifically creative photography. The concept…

Analog photography is the term that refers to the image, products of photographic process, based on the use of analog camera and film. A…

History of polaroid as we know it today began in 1924, when Harvard freshman Edvin H. Land left school to pursue his own research.…

Edwin Land’s journey that resulted with the historical invention of Polaroid Instant Camera started purely out of love. His, then, 3 year old daughter…

Ambrotype, the process that replaced daguerreotype was invented in 1850s by Frederick Scott Archer in UK, later (in 1854) brought to US and improved…

During 19th century many photographic techniques have been developed and improved and there were also some new ones. Calotype was the first photo picture…

Tintype is a type of photography process that reached it’s highest success and widest use during the 1860s and 1870s, although the medium was…

Calotype (Greek: kalos – “beautiful”, and tupos – “impression”), sometimes called Talbotype, by its inventor Henry Fox Talbot, with slight differences than the process…