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The reader's attention is brought to this quote, because of the use of sibilance. 'spools of suffering set out in ordered rows' A spool is the cylinder on which photographing film is coiled, so this is a metaphor because the spool contains pictures of war victims. Emphasis is put on this dark room because in this line, the adverbial phrase comes first. TERMS IN THIS SET (14) 'In his darkroom he is finally alone' The dark room Is a metaphor for the war photographer's suffering, and also creates a foreboding atmosphere. Geological survey images by O'Sullivan and Francis Frith's images of Egypt. The traditional aesthetic elements are not the aim of this kind of photography it is relatively straight-forward, not 'picturesque.' Examples are U.S. Malaysian man Topographic (photography) (Image shown is Vermillion Creek by O'Sullivan)Describes a representation (map, image, photograph) that shows surface features of an area or its prominent features (mountains, valleys, plains, boulders, rocks, buildings, etc). This image shows the careful arrangement for comparison of individual specimens in typological images, such as the 'articles of Porcelain' by Talbot. Overlooks individuals seeking typological features as proof of commonality. Applied to natural and human-made things into similar types.

typology A grouping system, that categorizes and arranges kinds of people or things, to display and contrast variations in their attributes. Photography was a tool in the positivist study. TERMS IN THIS SET (38) positivism Associated with French thinker Auguste Comte, a common 19th-century belief that the world is best to be understood through scientific inquiry, and mastered through technology and human engineering. later traveled to Panama with survey crews to document the future of the Panama Canal Who created 1st film projector? Lumiere brothers +29 more terms

received jobs after war documenting American West govt never bought any photos, had to close studio, file bankruptcy and died penniless in a charity ward hospital after war, society lost interest in war photos and his business declined unable to shoot actual battle scenes b/c of the action and long exposure time, so many photos are of the aftermaths and portraits at camp

#BURLINGTON LIGHTSCAPE PROJECT POST CARD PLUS#

set up dark room onsite, funded entire project himself at cost of $100,000 (which eventually caused him to file bankruptcy) and hired 20 plus assistants in 1861 after many inquiries received permission from Abraham Lincoln to document the Civil War - first battle at Bull Run for traveling soldiers (vintage calling cards/business card/or memory card) at beginning of war, photographed and produced many carte de visites (a small photographic portrait of someone, mounted on a piece of card.) Man getting shoeshine stood still long to be photographed Matthew Brady, Timothy O'Sullivan _ _ became the most famous photographer in the United States in the 19th century due to his civil war photography business.

The image is directly reproduced onto a prepared copper plate Daguerrotype Louis Daguerre, Le Boulevard du TempleД®xposure time was 10-20 min so anything moving on busy street was not recorded. TERMS IN THIS SET (33) Daguerrotype 1st practical photographic process which was invented in 1839.

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