Sl 3 Taking photos is an art form that evokes a certain mood and often carries a specific message. A framed photo can be just as a painting or a sculpture. Sl 4 Looking at pictures of holidays, wedding, family events provides us with pleasure and sweet memories. Taking pictures for family albums is also an investment for the future. Family albums become cherished heirlooms and links to a family's past. While you are taking photos for family albums, ask yourself: what future generations would want to see and what you would want them to know about your family. A photograph will forever hold your memories. All those smiles and enjoyment, all those feeling down and blue. All you have to do is flip through those picture albums of yours, or browse through saved photos in your computer. All those fun memories will surely come flooding back and cheer you up. So, never left your camera behind your life! Sl 5 Looking at pictures of the past provides us with understanding of how previous generations lived, as well as details of past historical events. It is well known that looking at pictures has an impact that words can't convey. One picture says thousands words. While people can read about horrors of World War, the pictures of navy's actions and vivid scenes of battle/s field intense power that evokes the viewer's feelings. Sl 8 There is an SLR camera. Single Lens Reflection. There is only one lens in a camera that you can look through and take pictures. There is a mirror inside a camera that allows you to see exactly what will been captured onto a film. The way it functions is that you see what you wonna shoot than you trip the shutter. The mirror quickly pops up and reveals a piece of the film witch takes a picture. You can turn lens to focus and compose your picture. Sl 12 There is a term in photography, candid shots, where the subject of the photograph is not under control. The resulting picture looks more natural, spontaneous, life. The following are tips for successful candid photography: ... Sl 13 Everyone can be a good photographer! Nowadays, photography as a hobby has become even more popular than ever. It is a result might be due to rapid blooming of technology in digital cameras. Taking photos can be as easy as pointing the camera, clicking and hoping something turns out. However, this method may be inconstant: sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn’t. Professional photographers don’t take photos in this way. How can you learn? ... Sl 14 For you as for children the main key is to have fun. If you have fun you will get good fun shots. The fun mood will be translate into vibrant photos. Sl 15: foods and meals – all about one day or traditional dishes for events during whole year, Sl 16: pets – make as more images of your pets or neighbor's pets as you can, Sl 17: flowers – around your house and inside Sl 18: Find a marvel at everyday miracles all around us.

2. Why do we need a photography? People take pictures for many reasons, ranging from sentimental motivations to entirely practical reasons. Taking pictures may be an art form, a family hobby or a historical responsibility. Similarly, looking at pictures puts us in touch with the past, keeps us informed of news events and allows us to appreciate artistry.

3. The Art

4. The Family Albums

5. News and History

6. History of Photography

7. The Old Pocket Camera

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11. How to Take Professional Looking Photographs 1. Study your camera. Learn how all the settings work. Read your camera's instruction book and take several test pictures. 2. Position your subject . Look through the viewfinder to make sure everything is included in the frame. Make sure that everything you want in the shot is in the picture, and ready to be captured. 3. Focus the camera . Many cameras have auto focus as a default setting. Be patient, camera can take a few seconds to bring the subject into focus. 4. Take your picture . Keep your hand steady as you press the shutter button. After you take the picture, keep the camera in position to the picture to be recorded. If you move immediately after pressing the shutter button, often times you will just get a blur! In fact, take multiple pictures of each subject. Try shots from varying distances, or reposition your subject and shoot from different angles. This will give you a variety of pictures to choose from when you complete your photo shoot.

12. 8 Tips for Candid Photography 1. Bring your camera everywhere. 2. Pay close attention to your surroundings. 3. Always be at the ready to shoot. 4. Do not overthink techniques. 5. No need for constant eye-level photography. 6. Try to always shoot people’s side or face. 7. Catch people when they doing certain activities. Always practice and shoot continuously. Experiment with different angles, locations, and scenes. You can also find inspiration from others’ photographs.

13. Everyone Can Be Good Photographer! Read the manual book Find someone who can help Engage online and offline conversations

14. Making fun with your camera Phototrip PhotoDay Photoproject

15. Photoproject: foods

16. Photoproject: pets

17. Flowers

18. Be creative ! Be unusual ! Make unique pictures!