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What is the meaning and value of photography?
The significance of photography: Simply put, it is to use the camera to record history, so that history is frozen in a moment, so that a moment becomes eternal, photography from the moment it appeared, it is given the mission of recording, for those who like photography, the significance of photography is to shoot beautiful things and share them with everyone, so that life is better.
Value: Record history, let history be fixed in a moment, let the moment become eternal.
Expanded
A Brief History of Photography:
On May 5, 1842, a fire broke out in Hamburg, Germany, which burned for four days in a row, and the two of them, Bieuwu and Stelzner, rushed to the scene of the fire, and took many photographs about the ruins, which were later lost and only one survived. This shooting and this photo are recognized today as the world's first photojournalistic activity and the first news photo.
The birth of photography was born with the development of European capitalism, more than 150 years, it has experienced a simple to complex, from low to high speed, from manual to automated direction of the development process, but all the changes are not the same, always can not get rid of the traditional mode of the camera and film, from generation to generation, until today.
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