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Photography Wagon of Roger Fenton Photo Realism Plaque

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For a professional display without a frame get a custom display plaque! Printed with a dye-sublimation process, your image colours are put directly on the hardboard panel for a stunningly crisp image. Protected with a UV resistant gloss, your plaque will be protected from scratches and fading for years to come.

  • Dimensions: 20.3 cm x 25.4 cm (8" x 10")
  • Hardboard panel with UV resistant coating
  • Comes with attached easel stand
  • Easy wipe-clean surface
Creator Tip: To ensure the highest quality print, please note this product’s customisable design area measures 20.3 cm x 25.4 cm (8" x 10"). For best results please add 0.3 cm (1/8") bleed..

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Photography Wagon of Roger Fenton Photo Realism Plaque

Photography Wagon of Roger Fenton Photo Realism Plaque

oger Fenton: A Pioneer of Photographic Realism - Roger Fenton, a prominent figure in the history of photography, was born in 1819 in Staffordshire, England. His career as a photographer was marked by innovation, technical expertise, and a commitment to capturing the world with a sense of realism. - Fenton's journey into photography began in the 1850s when he embarked on a significant project: documenting the Crimean War. To facilitate this ambitious endeavour, he commissioned a horse-drawn photographic van, a mobile darkroom that allowed him to travel across the war-torn landscape. This innovative approach enabled him to capture the harsh realities of the conflict, producing iconic images that showcased the devastation and human cost of war. - Beyond his war photography, Fenton was also a skilled portrait photographer. His portraits, often taken in his studio in London, were known for their meticulous attention to detail and their ability to capture the individuality of his subjects. He skilfully employed the techniques of the daguerreotype and the collodion process, producing images that were both technically impressive and aesthetically pleasing. - Fenton's legacy extends beyond his photographic achievements. He was also a writer and lecturer, sharing his knowledge and passion for photography with a wider audience. His work contributed significantly to the development of photography as an art form and a tool for documenting the world. His photographs remain a testament to his skill, his vision, and his pioneering spirit.

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By Emily S.October 31, 2021Verified Purchase
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Love it! Unique and special. Love it. Would recommend it
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By Laurie B.April 5, 2024Verified Purchase
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This was the 4th of these I have purchased. Everyone I have gifted one to has loved them. I will continue to order these keepsakes from Zazzle. Excellant. Exactly how I requested it to look. Very professional and lovely. 4th one I have ordered and the printing has been perfect on each one.
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By Kelly C.November 4, 2022Verified Purchase
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I am very satisfied with the quality of my memorial easel. I received it in a very timely manner with zero issues. I will definitely use this artists services again and highly recommend their work. The pictures and easel turned out as expected. The clarity and colouring is good especially since some of my pictures were on the dark side.

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Designed on 2020-08-19, 5:39 PM
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