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29/11/2009
27/11/2009
1838_001
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Early image taken without a camera, exposed by the sun's rays. Fox Talbot's photogenic drawing process.
1901_001
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"In the photographic darkroom at home we pass moments of as thrilling interest as any in the field, when the image begins to appear on the plate and it is yet an open question whether we have a picture of a flying machine, or merely a patch of open sky."
WILBUR WRIGHT, 1901
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