Photography over the days

          It is extremely evident how photography has expanded over the years, from the late 20th century to the modern stage it is currently at. The process of photography involves point and shoot: point the camera at the subject that you want to capture, click the shoot button on the camera and the image is captured either on film or an internal storage microchip. The information is then yours to either have developed (as with the film) or upload to your computer for storage, viewing or enhancement. In the 19th century, the first surviving photo was taken by Nicéphore Niépce, the process took 8 hours. Over the decades, as technology expanded, the process of taking a photo and being able to regard it and either modify or store it has been shortened. Now, there are increasingly expanded technological cameras and lenses that give the ability to zoom in and out at unbelievable frequencies and angles. Photos also take less than a second tot take and store, as well as can be modified with filters. Overall, photography has expanded greatly over the years.