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The article focuses on systematizing information about the evolution of childhood photography, particularly historical trends and modern innovations in its creation.The study aims to summarize the key stages in the development of childhood photography -from the earliest portraits to contemporary digital technologies.The analysis shows that early images of children had historical significance, while the Renaissance brought a major shift in approach, with artists capturing facial expressions and depicting children more realistically.Over time, in certain periods, children were portrayed in the context of adulthood, emphasizing their social significance within the family.During the Enlightenment, photography became more natural, with children being captured in their familiar environments, surrounded by nature and animals.The Victorian era saw the emergence of childhood portrait photography as a distinct genre, portraying children enjoying the carefree nature of childhood.The popularization of photography began in the 1820s with the invention of the camera obscura.The introduction of the daguerreotype allowed for sharper images, focusing on facial expressions and features.The advent of roll film and Kodak cameras made photography more accessible to the general public.The introduction of color photography further expanded its possibilities, and the 1930s became the "golden age" of film photography, solidifying its status as an art form.In the 1990s, digital technologies brought a true breakthrough -the ability to edit images and use filters significantly enhanced the creative approach to photography.Today, there is a resurgence of film photography, valued for its aesthetics and authenticity.Current popular styles include minimalist compositions, natural lighting to create soft, warm images, creative thematic photoshoots, and documentary photography.Newborn photography has gained particular popularity, with studio-staged sessions, lifestyle photography that captures a baby's real Vda a perspektivy 4(47) 2025