Daguerre by Savage_dragon
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The daguerreotype process, or daguerreotypy, was the first publicly announced photographic process, and for nearly twenty years, it was the one most commonly used. It was invented by Louis-Jaques-Mandé Daguerre and introduced worldwide in 1839.
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Comments (28)
Very nice image! She's lovely... Nice outfit combo.
I like this very much.
Ace FX Angel :)
Totally cool!!!
Cool and interesting style.
The daguerreotypy effect is superb, I think also to an B&W old fresco, great work !
Love the post process! Great image :)
Fabulous work Angel
Very cool
Beautiful work Angel.
Very effective :)
Excellent work! Love that effect.
Wonderfully done,Angel,beautiful art work..Hugzz:)*********
Stunning image! Great background, beautiful character!!!!!
Wow, this is such an outstanding style. You did a fine job creating something really unique.
OUtstandingly done my friend and marvelous image !!!
belle image
Oh, she looks so right, as if she had brushed on riot! Great character and super filter effect! Great done, my dear!
Wonderful work and effect, very well done!
(To supplement your description - Heliography was the foundation of Daguerres refinement, the first actual photo “View from the Window at Le Gras” (circa 1826) was made by Joseph Niépce using his original process. I personally never agreed with the decision the two processes were that radically different and I feel Niépce deserves the credit. Just my humble opinion. You might be interested in "http://www.thedaglab.com/daguerreotype-process-details/")
Cool image Angel!!
Nicely done.
Pretty cool and stylish you, captured the essence beautifully angel!!
A wonderful render, and amazing work on making this look like a daguerreotype - really well done, Angel!
Several years ago, there were a couple guys in Lexington, Mo. that had a complete daguerreotype setup, including camera, plates, and darkroom in a wagon. They would show up at Civil War reenactments - in period clothing - and shoot photos of the participants then process the plates on-site. It was quite interesting.
Awesome
Very cool work!!!
Nice atmosphere in this one, looks great.
Very cool. It makes this so much more photographic. Excellent representation.
Cool photographic experiment!! ;-)
Very cool.