...were the minutest breaks and lines in the walls of the buildings and the pavements of the streets. The effect of the lens upon the picture was in a great...stationary for some time, one being on the box of the boot black, and the other on the ground. Consequently his boots nnd legs were well defined, but he...

...were the minutest breaks and lines in the walls of the buildings and the pavements of the streets. The effect of the lens upon the picture was in a great...stationary for some time, one being on the box of the boot black, and the other on the ground. Consequently his boots and legs were well defined, but he...

...throng of pedestrians and carriages, was perfect! •olitary, except an individual who was having h; boots brushed. His feet were compelled, of course to be stationary for some time, one being on th box of the boot-black, and the other on the grounc Consequently, hie boote and legs are well deiinei...

...own viewing of one of Daguerre's photographs of the Boulevard du Temple, affirmed this limitation: "Objects moving are not impressed. The boulevard,...ground. Consequently, his boots and legs are well w defined, but he is without body or head, because these were in motion."66 The daguerreotype's inability...

...constantly filled with the moving throng of pedestrians and carriages, was perfectly solitary, except for an individual who was having his boots brushed. His...compelled, of course, to be stationary for some time . . . Consequently his boots and legs were well defined, but he is without body and head, because these...