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Popular Photography Styles: in This Presentation, I Will Tell You About Photography and Its Popular Styles
Popular Photography Styles: in This Presentation, I Will Tell You About Photography and Its Popular Styles
PHOTOGRAPHY
STYLES
I N T H I S P R E S E N TAT I O N , I W I L L T E L L Y O U A B O U T
PHOTOGRAPHY AND ITS POPULAR STYLES
WHAT IS PHOTOGRAPHY?
• To begin with, I should tell you that
photography is a definition that means
the process of capturing a moment on a
data carrier using a camera, phone, or
other devices.
• The moment you want to capture can
be absolutely any moment of your life,
from the photography of electricity
meters to photoshoots with lots of
lighting and professional
photographers.
HISTORY OF PHOTOGRAPHY
• The action of the first prototype of modern
cameras, the camera obscura, was described by
Chinese philosophers in the 5th century BC.
• The first prerequisites for capturing moments
were the experiments of the German physicist
Heinrich Schulze, who noticed that when chalk
is mixed with nitric acid, which contains a little
silver, a white mixture is obtained, which
darkens when exposed to sunlight and did not
change in a place protected from light. With
these experiments, he discovered to the public
the effect of sensitivity to light of silver salts.
Photoemulsion under a microscope
(silver on a copper plate)
HISTORY OF PHOTOGRAPHY
• After the discovery of the light
sensitivity of silver in 1839, a
successful work was published on
capturing a photograph on a copper
plate using a photographic emulsion,
which was fixed by a chemical
process, but photos were obtained
without colors. Nowadays it is called
photo film development.
• An interesting fact is that the first
photograph that has survived to this «view from the window in le gras»: original and
day was captured in 1826 and is reproduction in color
called "view from the window at Le
Gras"
HISTORY OF CAMERAS
• The first camera that was created to
capture photographs is called the
Obscura camera, which translates like
a dark room. The principle of this
camera is that this is a large dark
room, light enters through a small hole
and the light is captured using
photographic film with a photo
emulsion on the back of the room.