Rolf H. Krauss: The Laughter and the Camera Oversized ten photographs

ten photographs

8 attached (hood reversed)

Their poses would become earnest

including "Life" and "Regards" he followed the most significant political events of the time

Natural-looking highlights in the out-of-focus areas enhance overall atmosphere while providing a gentle sense of depth

Rolf H. Krauss: The Laughter and the Camera Oversized ten photographsThe French philosopher Henri Bergson believed that laughter holds a special place in peoples lives together: he described it as a social gesture that makes it possible for people to deal with the new and unfamiliar. The Laughter and the Camera presents the birth of photography and its victory march through the 19th century from a previously little considered perspective: laughter in the new medium. Caricatures, handbills and satirical cartoons