In all their physical, orange-tinted glory

Photographers have attempted to document the solar eclipse since 1842, but it took years of experimentation to capture the elusive moment of totality.

These photographs by Gareth Gardner offer a glimpse inside the John Pawson-designed Design Museum in London, ahead of its official opening next week

View the first pictures of Angkor taken by John Thomson and Emile Gsell in 1866.

Since 1844, millions of photographs have probably been taken of Jerusalem. But these blurry snaps are the very first.

3XN has revealed the first photographs of its whirlpool-shaped aquarium under construction in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Here we go with yet another interesting photography assignment.  :) “Before you create, you must appreciate” I was a little flown away on reading the above quote and am really touched by the  authenticity behind it. This quote seems beyond words and beyond time. And this quote in a way, is the soul inspiration behind the…

Princess Estelle and Princess Leonore of Sweden have posed for their first set of adorable photos together

Images of First Photographs of Hong Kong by Lam Wai Ming from A' Design Award & Competition

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Two major historical discoveries are considered to by key to the development of photography ― the invention of the camera obscura as a means of image

Here are some of the world's first street style fashion photographs, taken at Longchamps between 1910 and 1920.

The first colour photographs of France

This is one of the very first photographs ever taken of the Cathedral of Notre-Dame, c.1840, just one year after the announcement of Arago of the Invention of Photography. This photograph was also taken before the restorations of the Cathedral Notre-Dame that started in 1844, that saw the construction of a new spire, that that was irreparably damaged in the devastating fire in April 2019. The grey tint, distinguishing early daguerreotypes and the richness of details have remained unharmed.

Leskovac 15 decembar 1915

The 73 autochromes of Ireland that French academics Marguerite Mespoulet (1880-1965) and Madeleine Mignon (1882-1976) took in May and June 1913 are the first colour photographs of the island. Their Carnet d’Irlande was organised and sponsored by banker Albert Kahn (1860-1940) as part of his Archives de la Planète project. Launched in 1912, the … Continue reading "The First Colour Photographs of Ireland – 1913"

Among the striking pictures from the cataclysmic war is a fascinating shot capturing the moment German and British troops put down their weapons for the Christmas truce of 1914.

We've compiled a list of photographic firsts from the beginnings of photography all to way to the newest landmarks in capturing visually things which were previously imperceptible to our human eyes.