And people pushing the boundaries of night photography is a story almost ... captures both the light and dark shading of the moon. In 1850, John Adams Whipple and William Bond of the Harvard ...

In the early 1940s Kodak created the Shirley card, a colour palette aimed at guiding lab technicians. Modelled after a white woman named Shirley, it fails to adequately depict darker skin tones.

Available-light photography has always held the allure ... After all, most of what we like about those after-dark pictures is the haunting, unexpected character of the light creating brooding ...