Henry Peach Robinson made photomontages, which involved cutting out parts of a number of prints and arranging them in the desired way before re-photographing the final result.
Monday, June 1, 2009
Photo Manipulation
Contrary to popular belief, Photo-Manipulation did not begin with the invention of Photoshop. Photo-manipulation was has been arund since the 1860's.
Reijlander's “The Two Ways of Life” was assembled from posed figures in thirty different negatives to produce an action-packed Victorian crowd scene comparing two paths of a man’s life.
Henry Peach Robinson made photomontages, which involved cutting out parts of a number of prints and arranging them in the desired way before re-photographing the final result.
Henry Peach Robinson made photomontages, which involved cutting out parts of a number of prints and arranging them in the desired way before re-photographing the final result.
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