There is no better way of capturing memorable moments than having photos of those moments taken.
Photography is an art that has rapidly grown from being just a hobby to being a career.
One of the factors that has led to its rapid growth is the invention of cameras; devices that use image sensors or photographic film as a sensitive medium.
Photography originates from France and refers to 'drawing with light'.
Modern cameras have come to ease the work of photographers in that they store the image on an easily printable paper or film.
They also come with a manual that easily guides you as a photographer on how to make adjustments so that you produce quality and highly classic photos.
However, it is important to not that quality of the photos will also depend on some characteristics that the camera has.
The focal length, the type of lens, the filters and the scrims should all be in good shape if you are to produce high quality photos.
Photography has its roots in a French scientist by the name of Nicephore Niepce who did his first experiment in 1826.
As with all the other careers and hobbies, this artwork was faced with challenges in production, for example, it took eight long hours to expose the first picture.
In 1839 a photographic plate made of glass was developed but this was later to be replaced by the film in 1884, thanks to technological advancement.
Photography is a fascinating thing to do.
The fact that you can capture events on a small device like a camera tells us just how much progressed in terms of technology we are.
Almost everything in the world today relies on this art for its survival for example journalism, surveillance, data storage among others.