“Art Quiz” is back, and today’s question is fairly simple, I think. It involves photography, which I definitely consider one of the visual arts. I’ve heard comments from photographers who’ve said their work isn’t always accepted as art, that some people don’t consider photography as a fine art form.
If you’d like to read more on the debate, you’ll find this article interesting: History of Photography as Fine Art.
Now, on to the question: Early photographers made their images on which of these materials?
- Paper
- Plastic
- Glass
- Stone
Check back at noon (CST) for the answer post!
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I would say Glass.
If I take picture it is probably because I could not paint decently.
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I take photos to use as references in the studio. I do love good photography and definitely consider it a fine art
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Asphalt on glass, also on metal.
I consider photography to also be an art form, but I too have had others turn their nose up at it.
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I’ve enjoyed reading about the early pioneers in photography. We owe them so much.
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I’ve struggled with “fine” art…all the little boxes…maybe the artistic intent behind the image but I don’t know now I’ll ponder that today…have a creative day ~ smiles hedy ☺️
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Thank you so much! May you, too, have a most creative day. 🙂
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