The idea of permanently capturing an image on a substrate was thought of by Thomas Wedgwood in England, but his early attempts used silver nitrate without a fixing agent, meaning the images could not leave darkened rooms.
The first known photograph taken by a camera is credited to French inventor Joseph Nicéphore Niépce, who in 1826 successfully captured a permanent image using a camera obscura.
On Photography was created in 1977.
How photography was created... it was created by George duke of bukingshire.
Color photography was created in 1907.
Pigeon photography was created in 1907.
Vivo - photography - was created in 1959.
Popular Photography was created in 1937.
Museum of Photography was created in 2004.
International Center of Photography was created in 1974.
Hallmark Institute of Photography was created in 1975.
British Journal of Photography was created in 1854.
Centre for Contemporary Photography was created in 1986.
Photography Studies College was created in 1973.