Involvement in Photography
Poet involved
What happened
In 1856, Lewis Carroll began to explore photography, which became a significant hobby and artistic outlet for him. He often photographed children, including Alice Liddell, and his work in this medium reflected his interest in capturing innocence and imagination. Carroll's photographs were noted for their artistic quality and unique style.
Literary impact
Carroll's photography influenced his literary work by enhancing his understanding of visual storytelling and the representation of childhood. The themes of innocence and fantasy prevalent in his photographs also permeated his writing, creating a cohesive artistic vision.
Source: Wikipedia
