Desirey Northrup
Photography. Period 2.
August 18, 2011.
The word photography comes from two ancient Greek words, “photo” for light and “graph” for drawing. The word was first used by scientist Sir John F.W. When you are taking a photograph, light or radiant energy is used to record a picture of something happening on a light-sensitive surface.
The first person to ever take a photograph is Joseph Niepce. In the early 1900’s Joseph began to experiment with a method called lithography. His method lead him to try bitumen and oil and lavender. He then taught himself how to capture the image of something. In 1827 he made the first ever surviving photograph. It required exposure, in bright sunlight, for over eight hours.
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| Pet photography. |
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| Fashion photography. |
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| Landscape photography. |
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| Beach photography. |
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| Underwater photography. |
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| Flower photography. |
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| Nightlife photography. |
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| Sepia photography. |
I like all the pictures you took, they are all so colorful and pretty (:
ReplyDeleteI like the pictures and the paper, it had good information
ReplyDeleteDesirey,
ReplyDeleteYou should have had more on the History of the Photography. Well done on the definition though.
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