All new forms of art and technology face backlash from established norms. The same applied to photography. Painters either reject it altogether, use photographs as a reference for their painting, or use photographs to mimic a painting. This British artist was the latter. He used photography like a painting. He staged his scenes then combined several negatives to make a final image with the effect of a pre-Raphaelite painting. His famous photograph "Fading Away" was a culmination of 5 different negatives to stage a deathbed scene. Group of answer choices