The Start of Photography
Photography: The Start (Eastman Kodak Advertisement for Brownie Camera, c. 1900) Photography is something that always amazes people; it's something that brings people together through capturing a single moment in time. Which can only be relived by viewing the photo. When this all began 121 years ago in the 1900s when the Kodak Brownie Camera was released, for the middle-class. Although photography is older than you think, one of the first cameras made was in 1000 AD called the pinhole camera. Later on, through time photography progressed, and during the 1830s, a man named Nicephore Niepce found a way to create a photograph. Through a material that would burn once sunlight hit it. From there he worked on improving the camera. Then during the 1900s, the Kodak Brownie camera was released. Allowing amateurs and those with enough money to buy a camera, that got the job done. When artists got the opportunity of using a camera they were quick to catch on, to its importance in their fiel