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Love, death, and blissful ignorance: Pliny and the origins of photography
Pliny the Elder, ancient Rome’s great encyclopedist, did not, of course, describe the origins of modern photography – a technique and art that was greatly advanced in Reading, Berkshire, by William Henry Fox Talbot (as described in this wonderful book). … Continue reading
Posted in History of Reading, Prose
Tagged Allegory of the cave, Analogue photography, Art, Death, Painting, Photography, Plato, Pliny the Elder, Pompeii, Shoot film stay broke
