When presiding at the photographic convention held in Oxford in 1901, Herschel described developments by F. E. Ives and G. J. Lippmann.

His innovation and creativity pushed photographic conventions, and by 1989 he was a pioneer in digital art photography.

In essence, this movement was a powerful rejection of then-prevailing photographic conventions.

And by posing her nude models in evocative outdoor settings, she violated not only the established photographic conventions, but also the standards that governed female conduct.

Organized by Peter Nagy, this show focuses on artists who use international photographic conventions to explore and to transcend Indian experience.

He was a kind of weatherman with a camera, exploding photographic conventions and trying to replace them, not with a utopia, not with a better world or even a better-looking one, but with his own version of the way it already was.

She offers alternatives to established photographic conventions by disguising original intentions, masking identities and reconfiguring narratives.

But the artists he has selected, all born after 1960, show more interest in familiar formal or narrative photographic conventions than in real life.

Indiana followed up a week later with a lengthy review that called the show "a meticulously ordered, thorough-going assault on photographic conventions, thematically unified and visually thrilling."

Imaging USA began in 1884 as the annual convention and trade show for Professional Photographers of America and is the longest running national photographic convention, expo and image exhibition in the United States.