history of photography

Anyone with an interest in the history of photography will want to see the show.

His particular personal interest was in the history of photography.

She was also a significant figure in the early history of photography.

Yet his name is absent from almost every history of photography.

Even more important was "the museum's commitment to use the collection to help people study the history of photography."

Men had all the muscle in the histories of photography for a long while, but times do change.

This open approach contrasts with the usual way the history of photography is told.

At the same time, the history of photography no longer seems to have been quite as, well, black and white as it did once.

The development system was the most important technology that increased the photographic sensitivity in the history of photography.

Other pieces make humorous references to the history of photography.

Indeed, the history of photography is still an inchoate discipline.

Knee pads are the one innovation I've brought to the history of photography.

"There is nothing comparable in the history of photography."

Both the Modern and the Met collect work from throughout the history of photography.

The Henry's exhibition program is largely devoted to contemporary art and the history of photography.

The history of photography is one big technological evolution.

Mary Willumsen occupies a special place in the history of photography.

The history of photography is, to a great extent, a record of technical advances.

Also undoubtedly a major figure in the history of photography, in subject matter, style and technique.

Robert Leggat's text heavy, but useful resource on the history of photography.

Still, she added, "I guess it's interesting from the standpoint of the history of photography."

Students learn about the history of photography and cinema as well as major film genres.

He had never seen it but trusted her advice that the artist had changed the history of photography.

"This is the history of photography: things change."

He examines at times, the history of photography as well as our own shared histories.