thomas wedgwood was responsible for the first permanent photograph called a heliograph.
who is responsible for the first permanent photograph called a heliograph?
thomas wedgwood
architectural photography





















































architectural photography is the photographing of buildings and similar structures that are both aesthetically pleasing and accurate representations of their subjects. architectural photographers are usually skilled in the use of specialized techniques and cameras





















































section::::history.





















































the first permanent photograph, "view from the window at le gras" by nicéphore niépce, was also the first architectural photograph as it was a view of buildings. similarly, photographs taken by early photographer william henry fox talbot were of architecture, including his photograph of a latticed window in lacock abbey taken in 1835.
architectural photography
bullet::::- eliografo detailed color photographs of a world war 2 british mance heliograph (italian).





















































bullet::::- "heliograph" at the national library of australia: trove; 100+ historical heliograph photographs at the australian war memorial and elsewhere





















































bullet::::- royal signals datasheet no. 2. the heliograph (revised april 2003)





















































bullet::::- chapter iv the heliograph (page 48 of the 1905 signalling handbook)





















































bullet::::- mance mark v heliograph detailed photos of a british mark v heliograph and kit, links to patents. clicking on visible photos reveals high resolution photos.





















































bullet::::- the heliograph in the apache wars





















































bullet::::- signals communication in the south african war 1899-1902
heliograph