Feb 22

Those Iconic Images of Che Guevara and James Dean? Thank a Leica Camera

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Let’s pretend it’s 150 years ago and you wanted to have your picture taken. You’d have to get yourself to a photo studio and be prepared to spend time and money. The photographer would get under the drape of his wet-collodion camera–a milk crate-sized box bolted to a tripod–then remove the lens cover. Since it…

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