Creative Photography: Aesthetic Trends, 1839-1960

abstract Adamson aesthetic Alfred Stieglitz amateur photographer American architecture artistic photography Atget Bauhaus beauty became Berlin Born Brassaï Calotype camera Cartier-Bresson close-up Coburn collodion process colour composition creative D. O. Hill Daguerre daguerreotype daguerreotypists Disdéri Edward Edward Steichen effect Emerson England exposure famous Fenton film Founder member French Gallery gelatine George Germany grapher graphy gum print Gustave Le Gray H. P. Robinson Helmut Gernsheim Henry Hippolyte Bayard illustrated impressionist Julia Margaret Cameron Keetman landscape later lens light Linked Ring London modern Moholy-Nagy Museum Nadar Naturalistic Photography nature negative Niépce nude O. G. Rejlander objects painter painting Paris Paul Strand photo-montage Photo-Secession photographer's Photographic Journal Photographic Society Photogravure pictorial picture plates Platinotype portrait photographer portrait studio portraiture pose professional portrait published Rayographs Renger-Patzsch Roger Fenton Royal Academy Salon sitter Steichen stereoscopic Stieglitz Street style surrealist taken Talbot technique tion took views Waxed paper Werner Bischof York