I went on a hike at Salt Springs State Park in northern Pennsylvania. It was cold and there was a lot of frozen water. I quickly grabbed a large slab of ice and made this photograph.
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Henry Peach Robinson, “The Lady of Shalott”, 1861
Robinson, a British photographer of the 1860’s, was an early founder of the pictorialist style of photography. In short this means making an image that seems to resemble a painting, many times with hand altering within the darkroom. Robinson also got into combining multiple negatives into one image, and while he got some criticism from others for “altering” photography, his work continued to get attention… This image is an illustration of the poem by Alfred Tennyson, and was the first photograph to ever do so. The final print is an albumen process made by combining two negatives.