Henry Peach Robinson was born in July of 1830, innate under the sweltering sun and amidst the sweat of summer in Ludlow, Shropshire, England. His artistry began in the bristles of a brush, but as the days elapsed he grew an insufficient interest for the process of painting. In spite of Robinson’s low passion, a piece of his, known as “On a Teme Near Ludlow,” was displayed at the Royal Academy of Arts located in London. At that same time, Robison initiated a curiosity for photography, dabbling in the fundamentals of the snapshot art. Growing increasingly involved in the craft, he eventually committed himself to the appeal of the camera lens, completely abandoning enamel portraits permanently. This newly identified specialty became transformed
