Many people credit Louis Jacques Mandé Daguerre with being the “father of photography.” While he may have been the first to make it practical with his Daguerreotypes (those gorgeous little polished copper (silvered) plates that show such amazing detail). it was really his ill-fated partner, Nicéphore Niépce, who was the world’s first photographer.
Below is the first photograph ever, taken by Nicephore Niepce


Rediscovered in 1952 by photo historians Helmut and Alison Gernsheim, the “First Photograph” was first depicted in this well-known reproduction that was retouched by Helmut Gernsheim prior to its international release. Joseph Nicéphore Niépce’s “View from the Window at Le Gras.” 1826 or 1827. Gernsheim Collection, Harry Ransom Center / The University of Texas at Austin.



The actual camera used by Niépce to take his famous photo. Photo courtesy Musée Niécephore Niépce/Chalon-sur-Saône.



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We have come a loooooong way.
God bless the geeks and nerds all over the world.

demelza: We have come a loooooong way.
God bless the geeks and nerds all over the world.

Heard of the guy who drew pictures with his pipi??




Well his pictures looks cooler than waht this cam took

Imagine if the world were to be dependent on Nigeria for inventions like this. The world would be livin in caves with 20 wives, 100 kids and plenty money to launch every citizen of the world into space, yet ignorant of the non-existence of shoes or clothing.