 Fulhame did not, however, attempt to make "images" or representational shadow prints in the way Wedgwood did, but she did engage in photoreduction using light.In addition to her book being republished in Germany and America, Fulhame's experiments were reviewed in several British magazines, and were positively commented on by Sir Benjamin Thompson, Count Rumford, and Sir John Herschel.Nonetheless, her work was lesser known than it could or should have been, according to the introduction of her book by her American editor in 1810.