Word of the day: HELIOGRAPH.
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Word of the day: HELIOGRAPH.
View from the Window at Le Gras
The World's First Photograph, 1826
At first glance, it may seem to be a smudge on a piece of metal, but the reality was mindblowing at the time. Once you look at the fully exposed picture of what was being created here, you see it.
This was done using light writing aka heliography. The photo depicts the view outside of a window overlooking buildings surrounded by the countryside.
Karol Hiller. Kompozycja heliograficzna (II), ca. 1928- 1930.
By Hiroshi Yamazaki
Sun and Light Art Witchery
This is Michael Papadakis, he uses mirrors and lenses on wood panel to create beautiful works of art. Painting and drawing literally with light! He has coined the term for his craft “Heliography” and I couldn’t help but see the applications for all sorts of solar art witchery! Go check out his work, watch his create his masterpieces, and experiment yourself! (Safety First!)
https://www.sunscribessolarprinting.com/
[•] heliografía_ 6 horas con llovizna 🌧
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protofotografía.
MaldeOjoTaller, 2019.
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