When William Henry Fox Talbot and Anna Atkins first made delicate photograms of lace and ferns, they initiated a field of photography that has developed and endured to this day. These apparently simple images, created by placing objects onto photosensitive surfaces, are particularly arresting because they suggest the object itself, - Object composition - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	When William Henry Fox Talbot and Anna Atkins first made delicate photograms of lace and ferns, they initiated a field of photography that has developed and endured to this day. These apparently simple images, created by placing objects onto photosensitive surfaces, are particularly arresting because they suggest the object itself, Add to Reading List Document Date: 2010-01-28 07:55:45 Open Document File Size: 22,69 KB Share Result on Facebook Country Netherlands / United Kingdom / / Facility Interpretation National Museum of Photography / / IndustryTerm chemicals / chemical elements / / Person Adam Fuss / Jo Holland / William Henry Fox Talbot / Anna Atkins / / Position Head of Interpretation National Museum / Greg Hobson Head / / SocialTag Optics Digital photography Photography Science of photography Adam Fuss Composition Image Visual arts Photogrammetry Photogram