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1932年,叶方德夫人(Madame Yevonde,1893-1975)展出了她所拍的彩色照片,成为第一位展出彩色照片的摄影师。其实,早在1914年,叶方德夫人就建立了自己的摄影工作室,还受官方聘请,为菲利普亲王拍过照片。她对彩色摄影有着浓厚兴趣,在20世纪20年代末,采用当时十分复杂的彩色摄影技术,拍了许多色彩丰富而艳丽的照片。为加强人物肖像照的艺术性,叶方德夫人结合英国社文界喜穿戴,爱表演的倾向,从历史传说中寻求创作构思。她让那些社交界的淑女们装扮成神话中的人物,拍了组照《女神及其它》。1935年7月,这组富有新意
In 1932, Madame Yevonde (1893-1975) exhibited her color photographs and became the first photographer to exhibit color photographs. In fact, as early as 1914, Mrs. Yip Fong Tak set up her own studio for photography and was also hired by the government to take photographs of Prince Philip. She has a strong interest in color photography. In the late 1920s, she took many colorful and colorful photographs using the then very complicated color photography technique. To enhance the artistic portrayal of portraits, Mrs. Yip Fong Tak sought to create ideas from historical legends based on the tendency of British social literates to dress and love acting. She let those social ladies dressed as mythological figures, took a group photo “goddess and other.” In 1935 July, this group of innovative