analogue
Film photography or classical photography, also known by the retronym analog photography, is a term usually applied to photography that uses chemical processes to capture an image, typically on paper, film or a hard plate.
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In Tsarist Russia, Jews could only live in certain places called the Pale of Settlement. Outside its borders, certain categories of Jews were allowed to settle, among whom were merchants of the 1st guild, artisans and prostitutes. Jewish girls from the Pale of Settlement took advantage of this opportunity to…
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Having started taking photographs in the mid-50s of the last century, Vladimir Lagrange (1939 – 2022) continued to actively create throughout his life.
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Gallery: John Player Special Calendar by world-famous photographer Weren Bokelberg. At one time, this calendar was no less popular than the famous Pirelli.
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Gallery: Portrait photographs by Philippe Halsman With his photographic works, Philippe Halsman conquered the most fashionable and prestigious publications: Vogue, Voila, Life and others. He practiced very unusual angles and poses, non-standard lighting and original compositions. He managed to capture many celebrities in his works. Comedians, actors, artists, scientists, politicians,…
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Branson Decoux; “Woman with baguette and wine”, Paris 1945. This photo has a very interesting history of creation.
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