Photographic Innovations(4 and 6)
| People |
Description |
| Jean Claudet |
A Frenchman who became one of the first commercial photographers
in London in 1841. He also invented the dark room read light.
Claudet developed an accelerating process which reduced exposures by
using chlorine instead of bromide |
| Christina Broom |
The first British female press photographer. |
| Frances Johnston |
Opened a photo studio in 1890 in Washington and was high in demand by
celebrities. She also had several assignments in the White House. |
| Sir Cecil Beaton |
Beaton is most noted for his unusual settings, poses and
backgrounds in his fashion photography for "Vogue" magazine. He
also was the official photographer for the British royal family.
who |
| Auguste and Louis |
In 1895, these brothers invented what was probably the first
motion picture projector which they called a Cinematographe.
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| Margaret Bourke-White |
Bourke-White was an American who photographed Soviet industrial
sites in 1934. In 1936, she reported from Europe for Life magazine. |