The image produced on a film coated with a light-sensitive emulsion, using a camera.
(1) A picture produced by photography. (2) To take a photograph.
An image or picture made by exposing light sensitive film with a camera.
a picture of a person or scene in the form of a print or transparent slide; recorded by a camera on light-sensitive material
record on photographic film; "I photographed the scene of the accident"; "She snapped a picture of the President"
a chemical based recording of a scene, where the 'information' is carried by grains of silver halides suspended in a colloid
a document just as much as an article or an essay, and picture editors are looking for concise images which clearly communicate an idea or an emotion
a mere image of someone's likeness
a model of the reality portrayed in the picture
an apparatus for creating "falsehood" Honestly speaking, I hope you not to view the three images below seriously
an example of a true color image
an image captured of some reality, maybe a sunset or mountain scene
an image created by collecting and focusing electromagnetic radiation
an image created by light, nothing else
an image made by a photo-chemical reaction which records the impression of light on a surface coated with silver atoms
an image made on chemically-activated, light sensitive materials (film) by the use of a camera and lens, period
an image produced using a chemically based process
an image that is enclosed by a frame
a paper based chemical reaction to light that captures in two dimensions what the lens sees
a physico-chemical image suspended in an emulsion, attached to a piece of paper, implicated in creating a special kind of illusion of "reality," and involved in the mystery of time
a picture made through the action of light
a picture made using a camera, in which an image is focussed on to light-sensitive material and then made visible by chemical treatment
a record of a student's facial image
a reflection of something that happened, of a reality that was, and is no more
a surface that expresses the human experience, it is the space between the individual and reality
a typical image of what it represents
A two-dimensional still image recorded using any optical process (includes both digital and analogue cameras).
a picture obtained from a camera.
Print artwork that is based upon image capture and transfer utilizing light and emulsion materials (chemically treated films and papers). See Silver Gelatin Print and Sepia Toned Print.
Continuous tone image that could be either black and white or full color.
An image produced on photosensitive material by exposure to light and subsequent chemical development.
an image made on a surface by the action of radiant energy, especially light
A representation of targets formed by the action of light on silver halide grains of an emulsion.
An image of a magical scene, automatically and necessarily produced and distributed by a programmed apparatus in the course of a game depending on chance, and whose symbols make the viewer receptive to an improbable behavior.
the art or process of producing an image by the chemical action of light on a sensitized surface
A picture formed by the action of light on a base material coated with a sensitised solution that is chemically treated to fix the image points at the desired density. Usually now taken to mean the direct action of electromagnetic radiation on the sensitised material.
An image, usually on a specially coated light-sensitive paper and generally meant to be made by the artist photographer.
A relatively permanent image produced by the action of light on a sensitive material, commonly restricted to images or objects formed by means of optical devices, such as lenses or mirrors, as distinct from a sound recording, etc.