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The interest in the old photographic techniques gives me a feel good. Wonderful evolution in the mind of photographers to research the history of their medium. They discover new techniques and tricks.
Contemporary photographers make Daguerreotypes, salt prints, calotypes, etc. Wonderful.
Now the photographers talk again about dark rooms, chemistry, sorts of paper and alchemy. It's all about the o
The history of Belgian photography isn't the history of pioneers. Belgium was the third country after France and the UK that was involved in the history of photography.
Belgian photography is characterized by craftsmanship. What means you can discover fantastic photographers in all styles. Not the inventors but users. The Association Belge de la Photographie (APB, or Belgian Photography Association) was international highly esteemed. The APB was founded by the young Belgian government (Bel
A personal history of photography Photography is malicious and dark Following two historical Collector’s Room Updates (pictorialism and modernism) the third Update is a unique perspective on photography and its history with images exploring the boundaries of conventional photography. Photography as a medium explodes and loses its traditional connotations. Historically accurate but not educational. A thematic group exhibition with original photographs by: E.E. Barnard (USA), Nikolaï Kossikoff (BE
