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Ansel was an artist and an environmentalist. He used art to dramatically show the beauty of nature. He was born in 1907 so old cameras and dark rooms were essential to his majestic photographs. One of his most famous artworks was called "Moon rise".
(Author, Guest)
http://anseladams.com/about-ansel-adams/ansel-adams-biography/

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Nowadays Darkrooms are in fact not really all that dark they have colored lights that prevent the chemical reaction within the photo to start. They start the chemical reaction with a special type of water that reacts to the chemicals on the photo to produce it

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Annie was a contemporary artist who expressed her views on the beauty of people and their hobbies by dark rooms. One of her famous quotes were " your portraits will always look lifeless until you communicate with reality" This is one of her famous artworks called Misty Copeland
("Annie Leibovitz.")
http://www.biography.com/people/annie-leibovitz-9542372

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Generally artists and "important" people were the only ones taking pictures at the time but later on they were used during the aftermath of battles during the Civil War to show how bad things really were.

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Bresson was a famous artist who's talent was creating art through his own ideas and creativity from real life situations.
One of his most famous artworks was called            " Street Photograph"
("Henri Cartier-Bresson")
https://www.artsy.net/artist/henri-cartier-bresson

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Lillian was a famous artist of fashion photography. She used dark rooms to express the emotions of her models. One of her most famous artworks was called " Fashion"
("Lillian Bassman." )
http://www.peterfetterman.com/artists/lillian-bassman

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Since the darkroom is hands on printing, it requires a lot of special materials. Some of those are camera film, safe-light, and chemicals such as Developen, Stop Bath, Fixer, and Water Wash/Hypo-clear.
(Supplies, Freestyle)
http://www.freestylephoto.biz/darkroom-supply-list

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Old style darkrooms were literally rooms full of darkness with a hole the size of a pin that could let a small amount of light that would reflect on the photo paper to create the image. They were of course not very clear because of the technology at the time https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/90/RobertCornelius.jpg

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The term camer obscura is referanced to the latin phrase "darkroom"
Louis Daguerre invented the dagguerotype process which soon became the darkroom because they worked in tents or rooms to develop papers and films

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Niépce and Daguerre created a contract for the both of them to work together and when one would die they would keep the business alive. They were artists themselves.  They worked together to create a popular way of printing "darkrooms"

("Isidore Niépce and Daguerre.")

http://www.photo-museum.org/isidore-niepce-daguerre/

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Darkrooms are for printing films of photography.  This was created by Niepce and Daguerre. They use chemicals, red lights and more to be able to soak an image and copy down the photograph that was taken.
("The Darkroom.")
http://www.photographytips.com/page.cfm/4710