Megan Gory Photography

SOOC edited Camera settings Shutter: 1/1600 Aperture: 5.0 ISO: 1250 Reflection This assignment came out partially how I imagined. I did think I got the idea of a blooming plant across, but I think I could have created a more creative image. I probably would have moved the main flower to be in front of some other flowers, so that there isn't just brown behind it.

SOOC edited camera settings 1/1600 5.0 ISO 125

original inverted negative final image Reflection If I could take another cyanotype, I would make sure that I am doing it on the inverted side. Because it is just a tree, it doesn't look messed up, so it's not that big of a deal. I would also have left it in the sun to develop longer because it is definitely under exposed and would look better if had more contrast. It is also a little hard to see the bottom part of the palm tree

Two different types of photography processes were the daguerreotype and the photogenic drawing. The daguerreotype was created by Louis Daguerre and saw the money making potential in creating images. He sold his process to the French and was given a pension. The daguerreotype used a silver plate to print the picture on and was one of a kind. The photogenic drawing was created by William Henry Fox Talbot. The photogenic drawing used paper and could be reproduced using the negative. A negative was produced which could then be used to create a positive. Both of these processes to create images were great inventions in the field of photography