Frances is a photographer who lived back in 1839 and enjoyed the popularity of the daguerreotype photographic process. He had a client who requested two copies of a portrait photograph that Frances was taking. What did Frances likely have to do to accomplish this?
A. repeat the process and attempt to replicate the initial image
B. create a hand-drawn copy of the first photograph
C. prop the client up in order to keep him immobile for 48 hours
D. set up two cameras side by side
D. set up two cameras side by side
Who bought the rights to the early photographic method known as daguerreotype in 1839?
Louis Daguerre
the French government
Samuel Morse
the English Parliament
the French government
Why was it very difficult to capture the speed of a running dog or the intensity of raindrops dropping in a puddle prior to the advances of modern photography?
A. The human brain cannot process movement to capture it.
B. It is impossible to show motion with oil paints.
C. They moved too fast for the human eye.
D. They moved too slow for the human eye.
C. They moved too fast for the human eye.
When image manipulation was first introduced, photographers were somewhat divided about the concept. What about image manipulation concerned many of them?
how often it should be done
the best filter to use
the proper way to do it
the ethics of it
the ethics of it
Photography gave painters license to create works that were not shackled to _____ but open to more subjective feelings and impressions.
parodies
imagination
fiction
realism