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Photography
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- Narrated by: Leah Vandenburg
- Length: 5 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Learn about the development of Photography with iMindsJNR audio learning series for younger minds.
Before the photograph was invented, the best way to capture an image was by painting it. You can imagine how long that would take! In 1990, Kodak unveiled the first widely available digital camera. These days, through many advances in technology, we can store hundreds of images on a single camera, ready to print or upload onto a computer whenever we like. But how did we get from paintings to digital photography?
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Editorial reviews
A nice introduction to photography that's likely to pique the interest of young listeners. In a sweet and gentle voice, actress Leah Vandenburg outlines the history and evolution of the form, explaining concepts such as the camera obscura and camera lucida. She also emphasizes the importance of photography in both art and the news, and even in our own houses. Gentle instrumental music makes the recording more fun. A good choice for kids who have shown a budding interest in the subject.