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[manlykmayor]

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All moment only last for a while, we all wish it last forever but nature wins. That's why we've got you all covered @manlykmayor

[jeniferreck]

Making it Slim Aarons #WorldPhotoDay 📸💥 Known for scenery and evocative summer scenes, lavish living by the sea, slick boats coming to shore along the rugged coast, and of course bathing beauties. (at Worldphotoday) https://www.instagram.com/p/ChdUNR2J-DQ/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[freezecrowd]

Happy World Photo Day! Join us on FreezeCrowd.com to freeze with a favorite photo. 😀❤️📷❄️

[highvoltageindustries]

Our crews are always capturing interesting moments out in the field. Here are some of this year's top shots for #WorldPhotoDay! 📸🎞 Posted by @cps_energy https://www.instagram.com/p/CiAOl2SvSeo/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[bhattifaizan]

World Photography Day 2022 . Pov: Never stop exploring . #worldphotographyday #worldphotography #worldphotographyday2022 #photosandphotographers #colddessert #katpanadesert #skardudiaries #skardudesert #worldphotoday #pakistaniphotographers #streetphotographer #bhattifaizan #photosbyfaizan #designerlife (at Pakistan) https://www.instagram.com/p/Chc95MPL4Kc/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[rabbitcruiser]

World Photography Day

The soft click of the camera, a flash of light and a moment in time is captured forever. Maybe digitally, maybe on film, the medium is never as important as the memory or moment caught. A group of people, a sunset, or even a fish jumping out of the water, a photograph is a way to feel the emotion and context of that exact moment. Celebrate that, on this picturesque World Photography Day!

Learn about World Photography Day

World Photography Day is a day whereby we pay tribute to the incredible art form that is photography. There are those personal photos that we all love and cherish, but there are also photos that tell a story. They tell us about significant periods in time or enable us to learn more about the planet. After all, they do say that a picture is worth a thousand words, right?

History of World Photography Day

The first photograph was made by Nicéphore Niépce, using silver chloride coating a piece of paper. However, the photo would eventually turn fully dark as he knew no way to remove the silver chloride from the paper to preserve the photo.

Photographs got better and better over the years, first with the ‘still camera’, and the ability to take a picture that way. Think of the old west in America, and that camera’s differences from the ones of World War 2, then compare them to modern cameras. The major jumps in technology affected photography as much as any other facet of life around the world.

With Kodak, Canon and so many other brands out there, it was of no surprise when the market of photography got such a jump, even more so with the military and surveillance capabilities offered as cameras got better, lighter and more easily used.

Yet for all the innovation and creativity, science and even the large amount of art that occurs in the photography realm, not much can beat the simple pleasure of snapping photos and developing your frames to enjoy the integrity of the photos.

How to celebrate World Photography Day

Why not go out and snap a few pictures yourself? Find an older camera, and enjoy the feel, and look, of 35mm film. Walk around and snap some pictures to preserve the time in photographic form. Make a collage, which is a mixture of pictures, sometimes cut into different shapes than the usual rectangles of photos.

Go snap some wildlife, either in the wild or at a zoo. Maybe some family photos wouldn’t be out of the question; and you could even use them in the yearly holiday cards in place of the stock sitting stills. Or go see a museum about photography, if you have one nearby to visit.

Many museums have cameras in them, and some even explain the use of photography in major events worldwide. How do you think they get the pictures of these events anyways? With a camera of course! So go out there, snap some photos and maybe record a piece of history on this year’s World Photography Day!

To really go all out, why not treat yourself and your friends for the day and hire a photo studio? Or, if you run a business, use this day as an opportunity to shoot some professional shots or update your marketing? Photo studio hire does not need to be complicated or expensive. Plus, hiring a photo studio is a good idea rather than simply grabbing a camera and taking some shots outside.

The first benefit of choosing a studio for your photo shoot or production is the professional look that you can more easily achieve in a studio. This is because you’ll be working in a setting over which you have control; every variable and change can be directed and minimised if you need.

It can also be much cheaper to work in a studio than to hire out an authentic location or to sustain a whole team in outdoor situations. This means that working with a photography studio can allow you to invest in the likes of upcoming talent or other areas.

Furthermore, the availability of extra resources can be useful; if you’re on-location shooting, and you suddenly have a brilliant idea, you may lack the correct resources to follow it up. Hiring a photo studio ensures that you’ll have all the bits and pieces you need to make all your visions a reality. It is likely that some of the equipment will be available in the hire cost whereas others will be accessible for an added fee.

The main benefit of choosing to use a studio, however, is the lack of restraints you’ll face; no prying eyes and no rain, and access to artificial lights and heating should you need them. You can truly let your creative side go wild and celebrate World Photography Day in the way that it should be celebrated!

If you are someone who likes to look at photographs, rather than take them or be a part of them, we would encourage you to spend some time online, looking at some of the most famous photos and influential inmates of all time. There are so many iconic photos, and you are bound to be fascinated by them.

Some of the most iconic photos include Yousuf Karsh’s iconic photo, Winston Churchill, as well as Kevin Carter Pulitzer Prize-winning photo Starving Child and Vulture, and Stanley Forman’s famous photo Woman Falling From Fire Escape. Some of the photos are heartbreaking, others are heartwarming, and some are just downright fascinating! Either way, we can all appreciate them!

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[dietmumrepeat]

Photos that make us proud to be on Plan 💖 Today we’re sharing memorable moments from the weight-loss journeys of some of our amazing dieters that have been caught on camera to mark #WorldPhotoDay 📸 Each snap showcases a range of personal reasons as to why our dieters have chosen to make a change, such as… 🥰 Living a long, happy and healthy life 👏 Spending quality time with their families 🌟 Fitting into clothes that give them the feel-good factor Share your inspiring story with us in the comments! #One2OneDiet (at 𝖣𝖨𝖤𝖳 𝖬𝖴𝖬 𝖱𝖤𝖯𝖤𝖠𝖳) https://www.instagram.com/p/ChcoKcMNOlU/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[terakopian]

Happy World Photography Day 🙂📷 A self portrait, whilst photographing around Canary Wharf as part of a street photography week long workshop. Leica M10-D and 1970s Leica 50mm Summicon, v3. #worldphotographyday #worldphotoday #worldphotographyday2022 #worldphotoday2022 #streetphotography #dailylife #selfie #selfportrait #photographerphotographed #onassignment #photographeratwork #leica #leicam10d #leica50mm #summicron @leicauk @leica_camera @leicacamerafrance @leica_camera_italia @leica_camera_deutschland @leicacamerausa @apple @lightroom #mindshiftgear @thinktankphoto @snapperstuff @tilleyofficial #tilleyhat (at London, United Kingdom) https://www.instagram.com/p/ChckMh1oKOD/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[michellerachel]

Happy World Photography day. I don’t claim to be good, or even a photographer, but I love to take photos. Here are some of my favourite shots I’ve taken #worldphotographyday #photooftheday #photography #worldphotoday #photos https://www.instagram.com/p/Chb3XCGD80k/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[citizenscreen]

By Jeff Bridges on #WorldPhotoDay

[tengomilpalabrasparati]

El 19 de agosto de 1839 Luis Daguerre presentó ante la Academia de Ciencias de Francia su último inventó: el daguerrotipo, que permitía capturar una imagen a través de un proceso químico. Ese día también se liberó la patente del daguerrotipo, dando lugar al desarrollo de la fotografía.

Pero el Día Mundial de la Fotografía es una iniciativa del fotógrafo australiano Korske Ara que ha ido aumentando su difusión e importancia, de forma que ahora se celebra en todo el mundo.

¿Por qué se celebra el Día Mundial de la Fotografía?

Desde 2007, a instancias de este fotógrafo se organizaba un concurso de fotografía donde podía participar cualquier persona y cuya recaudación se destinaba a una organización para la atención médica de la infancia. Cualquier persona podía participar, y se pasó de los 250 participantes el primer año, hasta más de 500 millones de personas en 2017.

Con el surgimiento de las cámaras digitales y sobre todo con la popularización de la fotografía a través de los teléfonos móviles, cualquier persona puede ser testigo de un instante, captarlo y trasladarlo a los demás a través de una foto.

Desde luego, la fotografía ha cambiado mucho con las nuevas tecnologías, pero el trasfondo permanece invariable. Se trata de que la fotografía tiene el poder de contar historias, inspirar al espectador y lo que es más importante, el poder de cambiar el mundo.

En el Día Mundial de la Fotografía, fotógrafos de todo el mundo manifiestan el amor por la profesión, pero también personas que no se dedican profesionalmente a la fotografía dan muestras de su pasión por esta disciplina que refleja la realidad de una forma muy personal.

Porque ser fotógrafo no significa solo tener una cámara y disparar, sino contar una historia, captar un instante irrepetible y trasladarlo al espectador de una forma muy personal.

El Día Mundial de la Fotografía y la Asistencia Humanitaria

Al coincidir el Día Mundial de la Fotografía con el Día Mundial de la Asistencia Humanitaria, tenemos que hacer una reflexión, ya que la fotografía siempre se ha solidarizado con las causas benéficas y ha servido como vehículo para mostrar al mundo no solo las situaciones difíciles por las que pasan algunas personas sino también la bondad y la generosidad de otras personas para ayudarles.

¿Qué puedes hacer para celebrar el Día Mundial de la Fotografía?

Si eres fotógrafo o apasionado de la fotografía puedes colaborar con esta celebración subiendo tus mejores fotos a las redes sociales etiquetándola con los hashtags #worldphotoday o #DiaMundialDeLaFotografia.

También puedes hacer una salida con personas que tengan tu misma afición para fotografiar la vida de tu ciudad o salir a la naturaleza y captar instantes irrepetibles.

O buscar algún grupo de fotógrafos aficionados en tu ciudad y unirte a sus celebraciones ya que seguro que organizan algún evento con motivo del Día Mundial de la Fotografía.

Sea como sea, no olvides tu cámara de fotos o móvil.

[freezecrowd]

Happy World Photo Day! Join us on FreezeCrowd.com and freeze with your study abroad photo around the world. "There are no rules for good photographs, there are only good photographs." - Ansel Adams

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[ailtrahq]

IBM has some ideas about what it will take to make the digital euro a success, which it shared in a recent blog post. It suggested five items for designers to help the European Central Bank (ECB) digital currency “enter the highly competitive, multifaceted, and heterogeneous payments landscape in the Eurozone.”Some of IBM's points are already found in the European Commission (EC) legislative proposal. “Build on existing rails,” the first point, is already foreseen in the EC plan, although it can be extended, the five authors said. Simplicity will be key to initial adoption, they reasoned, and familiarity reinforces that.Intermediaries will also have a role to play in digital euro acceptance, and the digital currency should be designed to accommodate their needs:“We see a need for a more granular ecosystem of intermediaries. The future intermediary landscape for the digital euro should be envisioned as multi-level. Planning for more than one intermediary between the retail user and ECB’s digital euro components would better support smaller intermediaries.”Standardization of APIs would simplify integration and encourage competition, the post said.Possible intermediation schemes for the digital euro. Source: Digitale PerspektiveThe EC proposal includes strong offline privacy guarantees that could be extended to online activities to ensure end-to-end transaction privacy, IBM suggested. The proposed legislation offers privacy measures “consistent with current digital payment’s privacy levels.” IBM said privacy rules need to be harmonized with several existing regulations, including reporting thresholds, to ensure that reporting is siloed.Distributed ledger technology is not essential for the creation of a digital euro, the authors noted, but blockchain technology offers the most benefits. Its operation need not be any more carbon-intensive than non-blockchain systems, they added.Finally, go slowly but surely, IBM advises. Start with a minimal viable product for faster time to market and a sandbox to deal with the great complexity of the future digital euro’s operating environment.Pixel Perfect. Take a look at IBM headquarters from around the globe. #WorldPhotoDay— IBM (@IBM) August 19, 2023 Source

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[sartatva2023]

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[alfredovelarde]

En 1826 Joseph Nicéphore Niépce (1765 - 1833) produjo la imagen "View from the Window at Le Gras" (Vista desde la ventana en Le Gras), es considerada la primera fotografía en la historia; para lograr la imagen Niépce tuvo que calentar una placa de peltre con Betún de Judea y exponerla posiblemente entre 10 y 12 horas. Después de que el betún se endureciera en las zonas de la placa donde la luz había sido más fuerte, las áreas no endurecidas fueron eliminadas, dejando una imagen débil pero evidente. Con ello nació la Fotografía y con ese hecho la increíble posibilidad de detener el tiempo en un instante; tras la invención de la cámara oscura, del material fotosensible, el daguerrotipo, el papel fotográfico, entre otros experimentos más, el proceso fotográfico se perfeccionó dando lugar al descubrimiento del Cine. 📷: Vista parcial de la Plaza Mayor y Catedral de Cusco desde el Portal de Panes, Fiestas Patrias de 2022. . . . #diadelafotografia #cusco #peru #bnwphotography #bnw_captures #bnwphoto #bnw_greatshots #bnwstreetphotography #streetphotography #streetphotographer #streetphotographers #streetbnw #streetperu #bnwdrama #bnw_city #alfredovelarde #osqollo #bynperu #moments_in_bnw #moments_in_streetlife #moments_in_photography #bnwlife #bnwportraiture #bnwportrait #bnw_of_our_world #bnw_photography #bnw_addicted #worldphotographyday #worldphotographyday2022 #worldphotoday https://www.instagram.com/p/Chc1EE2OmFw/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=