History of Photography has become an authoritative international quarterly publication in the fields of photography history, practice, and theoretical research. The magazine has attracted scholars, photographers, curators, and art enthusiasts from around the world with its unique inclusive and interdisciplinary nature. The magazine not only focuses on the traditional field of art photography, but also extensively covers practical areas such as science, business, and news photography, showcasing the rich connotations of photography as a multidimensional art and tool. The content of this magazine is not limited to static images, but also includes emerging fields such as dynamic imaging and digital photography, reflecting the continuous evolution and innovation of photography media.

The magazine provides readers with in-depth historical insights and theoretical reflections through its high-quality academic papers, case studies, and thematic discussions. The magazine encourages the use of diverse academic methods, including historical research, art history analysis, anthropological examination, sociological research, archival organization, and theoretical exploration, to comprehensively reveal the complexity and diversity of photography as a cultural phenomenon. In addition, it actively participates in the compilation of global photography history, promoting the exchange and integration of photography history around the world through special reports and academic exchanges. This magazine is not only an academic hall in the field of photography research, but also an important platform for promoting global photography cultural exchange and understanding.