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What period of photography history is primarily comprised of the invention of new techniques to produce photographs and the discovery of new uses for photography including portraits, city scenes, war photography, landscapes, and humorous narratives?
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Modern Photography 1900-1945
Modern Photography 1900-1945
Digital Photography 2000-present
Digital Photography 2000-present
Early Photography 1839-1900
Early Photography 1839-1900
Contemporary Photography 1945-2000
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Early Photography 1839–1900.
This period saw the invention and refinement of processes (daguerreotype, calotype, wet collodion) and the expansion of photographic subjects—portraits, city views, landscapes, war photography, and staged/humorous narratives.
This period saw the invention and refinement of processes (daguerreotype, calotype, wet collodion) and the expansion of photographic subjects—portraits, city views, landscapes, war photography, and staged/humorous narratives.
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