daguerreotyped (Meaning)

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daguerreotyped (imp. & p. p.)

of Daguerreotype

The traveling photographer daguerreotyped the townspeople, capturing a moment in time for their families.
The daguerreotyped image of the president, though small, showed the weight of leadership etched on his face.
Historians were thrilled to discover a previously unknown daguerreotyped scene of the Civil War battlefield.
The daguerreotyped portrait of the young couple revealed a shy smile and hopeful eyes for their future.
Due to the long exposure times, the daguerreotyped image of the bustling market showed only blurred figures in motion.
The museum exhibit displayed a daguerreotyped panorama of the city, offering a breathtaking view of its early development.
Researchers carefully analyzed the daguerreotyped image, searching for clues about the construction techniques used in the building.
Artists were fascinated by the unique light and texture captured in daguerreotyped portraits, inspiring their own work.
The daguerreotyped image remained hidden in the family attic for generations, a forgotten treasure waiting to be rediscovered.
As technology advanced, daguerreotyped portraits became a cherished art form, offering a glimpse into a bygone era.

of Daguerreotype

photograph, photo, ferrotype, snapshot,tintype, print, sepia, pic, monochrome, close-up

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The traveling photographer daguerreotyped the townspeople, capturing a moment in time for their families.

The daguerreotyped image of the president, though small, showed the weight of leadership etched on his face.

Historians were thrilled to discover a previously unknown daguerreotyped scene of the Civil War battlefield.

The daguerreotyped portrait of the young couple revealed a shy smile and hopeful eyes for their future.