What is painting photography?

The school of art that prevailed in the field of photography in the early 20th century originated in Britain in the middle of19th century. The first painter was British painter Shiloh (1802- 1870). He is good at portrait photography, and his works are rigorous in structure and beautiful in shape. Painters pursue the emotion, artistic conception and formal beauty of their works, and emphasize the artistic accomplishment of photographers. They think that if photography wants to have a place in art, photographers must first cultivate their own aesthetic ability and rich artistic accomplishment. The historic achievement of this school is to guide photography from mechanical imitation of objects to the field of plastic arts. It promoted the development of photography. The main photographers and works are: The Baron's Banquet by Price, At the End of the Day's Work by Robinson, Two Lifestyles by Relander, Thomas Carlyle by Cameron, and Russia as I Lay Dying by Nida. Most of the works are divorced from real life, and sketches are often made in advance, and then models and props are used. Pursue painting effect. With the improvement of photographic equipment, people's aesthetic taste has changed and been impacted by "naturalism". Painting photography has a certain position in the history of photographic art development and still has a certain influence. Originated from England in the middle of19th century. The first painting is the Grecian Road (1802- 1870), an English painter and photographer. He is good at portrait photography, and his works are rigorous and elegant. Marxist photographers' paintings pursue emotion, artistic conception and formal beauty, and emphasize the photographer's artistic accomplishment. They think that in order to be invincible in artistic photography, photographers must first cultivate their aesthetic ability and enrich their aesthetics from artistic accomplishment. The historical achievement of this school is to guide photography from mechanical depiction to plastic arts, thus promoting the development of photography. The main photographers and their works are: Price's The Baron's Feast, Robinson's The Day When the Work is Finished, Leland's Two Lifestyles, Ms. Kim's Tom Skuller, Nida's Dying and Noisy Russia, etc. Most of the works are divorced from real life, and they often draw sketches first, and then use models, props and scenes to pursue painting. With the improvement of photographic equipment, people's ignorant aesthetic taste has been influenced by naturalism. Sketch photography has a certain position in the history of Marxist photography development, and it still has a certain influence.