A Brief History of Photography

"And so, looking at those images, it is clear we are in a new astrophysics era, Hubble was grandpa’s telescope. We’ve stepped through a portal to another window on the universe never before achieved." - Neil deGrasse Tyson on the James Webb Space Telescope
Pics or it didn't happen, a picture is worth a thousand words...... we've heard those phrases over and over. But do you have what it takes to take a good picture? In this episode we're gathering some friends for some lessons in taking a good photo. We'll talk to astronauts about their space photography and what it taught them about looking at Earth. We might even look at some art inspired by images from space.
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Wow this is bad… completely leaving out the first 35mm camera by leica, kodachrome, technicolor, the invention of color negative film by Agfa, polaroid, the invention of the first digital camera,…