First Photographic Exhibition in London
Poet involved
What happened
In 1874, Lewis Carroll participated in his first photographic exhibition in London, showcasing his talent as a photographer. His interest in photography complemented his literary pursuits, and he often photographed children, including Alice Liddell. This artistic endeavor reflected his fascination with capturing innocence and imagination.
Literary impact
Carroll's photography, particularly of children, paralleled his literary themes of childhood and wonder. His visual art informed his writing style, emphasizing the importance of perspective and imagination, which are central to his stories. The interplay between his photography and literature enriched his creative expression.
Source: Wikipedia
