Five Advantages Of Photography

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The first photographer I have chosen is Ansel Adams. His photographes, were known as the first photo taken in 1927. He created a portfolio called “Parmelian Prints of High Siera”. This portfolio is well known in the photography industrie. In 1930, Adam dedicated his life to photography and became the owner of a studio that Virginia’s father owned. In that decade, Adam had many photographs shown at the Smithsonian Imstitute (1931). Later, he opened his own gallery and published “Making a Photograph: An Introduction to Photography” (1935). Due to this book, the Department of Photography would open at the New York’s Museum of Mordern Art (1940). Adam quickly became popular for his landscape photograhy and won many awards. He deid in 1984, but …show more content…
The first advantage is the money you will save from not having to buy camera rolls. Camera rolls were very expensive to buy and produce the image from. With digtial photography, you do not need any rolls to store the photos, the photographs can be stored on the camera or a computer. Also, with a digtial camera, you are able to print off your photographs from home, which is cheaper than having to get them printed from a photography store. Secondly, with a digital camera, photographers are able to see the instand result of the photo. Before digtial cameras, the photographer was unable to know if the photo he or she has taken had an flaws. Now a days, you can view the photo. Thridly, the photos that the photographer has taken can be easily shared with other people without having to print them off. A photo can be instantly view from the small display screen on a digtial camera. Fourthy, on a digital camera, the photos a photographer have taken can be digitally manipulated using a software on a computer. Before digital photos, you were unable to fix or manipulated the photo you have taken. This could have been very fustaring because you would have a beauitful proriate and you be unable to use the photo because the photo was taken on a extreme slate. Lastly, digital cameras are faster at taking photos. Digital cameras are able to almost insantly take photos. Before digital cameras, the camera would take a few seconds to capture a photo. Overall, there are many different advanatges or digital

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