50 Halftone Botanicals
50 Halftone Botanicals
$15.00
Posted by YouWorkForThem
Designed by YWFT Tristan Benedict-Hall
Posted on Mar 20, 2014
Product Ranking: 357
Highest Rank Achieved: 10
Designed by YWFT Tristan Benedict-Hall
Posted on Mar 20, 2014
Product Ranking: 357
Highest Rank Achieved: 10
This product download contains 50 files. A collection of 50 botanical illustrations, saved as halftone stock vector images.
The idea of halftone printing originates from William Fox Talbot. In the early 1850s he suggested using "photographic screens or veils" in connection with a photographic intaglio process. Several different kinds of screens were proposed during the following decades. One of the well known attempts was by Stephen H. Horgan while working for the New York Daily Graphic. They published "the first reproduction of a photograph with a full tonal range in a newspaper" on March 4, 1880 (entitled "A Scene in Shantytown") with a crude halftone screen.
The idea of halftone printing originates from William Fox Talbot. In the early 1850s he suggested using "photographic screens or veils" in connection with a photographic intaglio process. Several different kinds of screens were proposed during the following decades. One of the well known attempts was by Stephen H. Horgan while working for the New York Daily Graphic. They published "the first reproduction of a photograph with a full tonal range in a newspaper" on March 4, 1880 (entitled "A Scene in Shantytown") with a crude halftone screen.
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