'Reflections in Black' celebrates history of Black photography with expanded issue
Deborah Willis documented and expanded the history of Black photographers, highlighting migration's influence and the central role of photographs for displaced families.
I found it 35 years later and dissolved into tears': readers' favourite photo booth moments
Photo booths revolutionized casual portraiture after Anatol Josepho's automated photomaton debuted near Times Square, becoming a mass cultural phenomenon and treasured personal keepsake.
Photography arose from camera-obscura projection and light-sensitive chemistry, absorbing influences from science, theater, painting, and sculpture while expanding in scale, color, and conservation needs.
Louis Daguerre is recognized as one of the fathers of early photography through his patented process, the daguerreotype, which was in wide use for nearly twenty years.