Sharing my favorite images from the early days of photography...
Title: The Grand Entrance, Kenilworth
Date: 1851
Location: England
Photographer: Frederick Scott Archer (1813-1857)
Process: albumen silver print
Note: Archer invented the collodion process in 1848 and introduced it three years later. He never patented his discovery, hence allowing photography to become more widely used.
Source and information: The J. Paul Getty Museum
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