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The best picture in the world History of #Photography ������������� He began by discovering two crucial principles: the first is to drop the camera's dark image, and the second is to discover that some material has been visibly changed due to light exposure[2]. No artifacts or descriptions indicate any attempt to photograph pre-18th century light-sensitive materials. View from the window at Le Grasse 1826 or 1827, believed to be the oldest surviving camera photograph. [1] Improvement of original
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The best picture in the world History of #Photography ������������� He began by discovering two crucial principles: the first is to drop the camera's dark image, and the second is to discover that some material has been visibly changed due to light exposure[2]. No artifacts or descriptions indicate any attempt to photograph pre-18th century light-sensitive materials. View from the window at Le Grasse 1826 or 1827, believed to be the oldest surviving camera photograph. [1] Improvement of original
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