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This image is of a bird flying and i think he was influeneced to take this because every action is so different so looking at 24 images of this is quite interesting

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This school was run by Hilla Becher and Bernd Becher. They gave insperation to other students and artists to take pictures of industrial buildings and structures.

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I looked at Sergey Ponomarev's photography because he falls in this category.

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Photojournalism means communicating news by using pictures.

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I think the photographer took these images because it's a elephant so it's inspirational to him as its the way he sees the wildlife in double vision

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These images of the galloping horse were the first ones he took in action shot after his incident and this is how he first discovered he was going to start doing this type of photography.

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I think this Eadweard Muybridge was influenced to take this image of the tiger in action because its what he could see so its insparational to see a animal in action from a few images and that how he saw it.

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I chose this photograph to analyse because of the colours as they are really bright but pastel. There is a wide depth of field as the whole image is in focus. The f number for this photograph was high. When I look at this image I immediately focus on the elephants as they are in the middle

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Eadweard Muybridge second book was published. The Human Figure in Motion

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Eadweard Muybridge first book was published (Animals in Motion)

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Frans Lanting THE LIFE project was launched.

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This photograph really stands out because of the contrast between the two colours orange and yellow. Frans Lanting

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Frans lanting started producing images.

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Frans Lanting was born.

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This photograph really shows a part of wildlife which is beautiful and full of colours and amazing animals. Frans Lanting was inspired to take this picture because of the big bang theory and how the Earth is now.

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I find this photograph really interesting because it has different shades of blue and loads of patterns throughout the whole image.

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I find this image inspiring because it's a close up and you can really look into the eyes with all the detail in it. Frans Lanting was probably inspired to take this becase it's a close up of a animal that has a very big part in wildlife as he is very passionate about the Earth and whats in it.

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This is a photograph of refugees arriving to Greece from Syria. It's inspiring because there's even young people on there struggling but they are in a team, trying to survive together.

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I like this image because of the colours which are vibrant and its all in focus so there is alot of detail. I think the photographer was inspired to take this image because it's part of nature and wildlife so it shows how much this earth has.

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Frans Lanting is a dutch photographer who specializes in wildlife photography.He was born on 13th July in 1951. In 2006 he launched THE LIFE project, it was about the history of life on the Earth all the way back from the big bang theory to now, in the present. It has launched as a book and a exhibition. He is very passionate about the Earth, wildlife and nature as he has photographed this for three decades. All his images have been displayed in a way that they are all colourful and creative. They all have patterns and loads of detail when you take a look at all his images. The photographs on his website have been set out in albums describing what event they were taken at which makes it easier for the viewers to select which ones they would like to look at.

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Eadweard Muybridge died on the 8th of may 1904.

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Eadweard Muybridge was born.

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Eeadweard Muybridge photographs animal motion. They are real life action photos taken from up to 1/2000th of a second. The actions are illustrated in series. I like this photographer because he includes loads of pictures in one, so you can see whats actually happening all in a few shots. It's all in action as you can see the movements and its displayed really well as they are in order. He takes images like these because he was involved in a accident which lead to confusion and double vision. After all this happened he started taking photography full time and started producing images like these.

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The Digital revolution starts, DSLR's and SLR's.

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The kodak goes on sale in 1888.

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1861 The World's First Colour Photograph

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i will use these pictures...

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Eadweard Muybridge sets up twelve cameras with wire triggers in the path of a gallopping horse.

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For my pinhole camera i think it went well because i had the right measurements for every section for the base. I also stuck to my plan that i made. However, next time i will make sure everything is glued together and everything fits as i had to re-do my lid and when i did it still didn't fit and now it's broken. So this shows I must make sure ALL my measurements add up.

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Tie up hair

Make sure you dont carry the drill around when its on

Always keep an eye on what your'e doing

If you see someone struggling to carry something or doing something then help them.

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I think what went well for this is that we all worked together into creating the big Camera Obscura. we all had different jobs in building it so we could all take part. Everyone was responsible for at least one thing so i think that it was great teamwork. My responsibility for this was to drill in the nails and also the holes into the walls.

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The first digital camera came out that was invented by Steve Sasson.

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The first digital images are created from a scan.

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The first SLR camera arrives.

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George Eastman, the founder of kodak invents roll film.

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Richard Leach Maddox invented the first Gelatin dry plate, this was meant to create smaller cameras and no tripods neccessary.

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The first worlds photoshop was used and invented. The first worlds colour photograph is produced.

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Studio had to have photos developed on site.

Exposure times were about 3 minutes long.

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Henry Fox Tablot reveals the calotype based on the words first negative.

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The first photo of a human was taken, this made history and along with the first selfie taken by Robert Cornelius.

Nude photography was first experienced too.

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Louis Daguerre creates the first photographical process called the daguerreotype.

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The words first photograph is taken by Joseph Nicephore using a procedure called heliography.

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Johann Heinrich discovers that substances like silver nitrate react to light.

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Camerca Obscura devices are common and there is evidence, artists like Rembrant, Vermeer and Caravaggio.

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Leonardo records detailed descriptions of camera obscura and then uses it to trace stuff.

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The first Camera Obscura's were invented by Mozi, Aristotle and Alhazen.

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Pinhole cameras                                                                                                                                                             What is it?                                                                                                                                                                             A pinhole camera is a darkened box with a tiny hole. The opposite side of the pinhole reflects and creates an upside down image.                                                                                                                                                                                    How does it work?                                                                                                                                                             The sun’s rays reflects to an object then rays reflect of the object and then they pass through the pinhole and then it forms an upside image.How to make a pinhole camera?                                                                                                                                                                               1. Firstly, you will need to gather materials such as a box, paper, tape, needle, thin piece of metal, knife and sandpaper.                                                                                                                                                                          2.   Next you poke to make a pinhole on the paper.                                                                                                      3.	Make a camera box. Seal it, making sure there is no light shining into the box, the only light should be coming from the pinhole.                                                                                                                                                 4.    Make a square on the box to stick the pinhole.                                                                                                     5.	Tape the pinhole in the centre behind the square opening.                                                                               6.	You can make the shutter using a piece of tape. Place the tape behind the pinhole, make sure you can lift it up&down                                                                                                                                                                    7.	Next, you will need to tape a piece of photo paper to inside of the box. Put a lid on and make sure the shutter is closed and that no light can enter at all. After you've done this it can go in the light                                                                                                                                                                                  8.You will need to point the camera at what exactly you want the image to reflect. Hold the shutter open, from 30 seconds to four minutes, once this is done close the shutter and go back to the darkroom but making sure no light is entered after you have left where you took the picture. Once you are in the darkroom with the lights off you can take the paper out. 

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Pinhole cameras                                                                                                                                                             What is it?                                                                                                                                                                             A pinhole camera is a darkened box with a tiny hole. The opposite side of the pinhole reflects and creates an upside down image.                                                                                                                                                                                    How does it work?                                                                                                                                                             The sun’s rays reflects to an object then rays reflect of the object and then they pass through the pinhole and then it forms an upside image.How to make a pinhole camera?                                                                                                                                                                               1. Firstly, you will need to gather materials such as a box, paper, tape, needle, thin piece of metal, knife and sandpaper.                                                                                                                                                                          2.   Next you poke to make a pinhole on the paper.                                                                                                      3.	Make a camera box. Seal it, making sure there is no light shining into the box, the only light should be coming from the pinhole.                                                                                                                                                 4.    Make a square on the box to stick the pinhole.                                                                                                     5.	Tape the pinhole in the centre behind the square opening.                                                                               6.	You can make the shutter using a piece of tape. Place the tape behind the pinhole, make sure you can lift it up&down                                                                                                                                                                    7.	Next, you will need to tape a piece of photo paper to inside of the box. Put a lid on and make sure the shutter is closed and that no light can enter at all. After you've done this it can go in the light                                                                                                                                                                                  8.You will need to point the camera at what exactly you want the image to reflect. Hold the shutter open, from 30 seconds to four minutes, once this is done close the shutter and go back to the darkroom but making sure no light is entered after you have left where you took the picture. Once you are in the darkroom with the lights off you can take the paper out. 

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Camera Obscura

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A camera obscura is a darkened box with a lens or aperture that projects the opposable side of the image is upside down and inside it turns the right way. It is a wooden box with a rotating angled mirror and this projects the image.The camera obscura is a very old device that was discovered and created around 400BC. The small hole produces a image, which is seen dim, The hole produces picture which is less focused. The camera obscura was discovered by Alhazen. He lived around 100AD and him and Mozi and Aristotle created the Camera Obscura  in 1665. Camera obscura was made in Glasgow, Scotland. . There are some places in London such as Greenwich and the national history museum where you can find some cameras. 

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A camera obscura is a darkened box with a lens or aperture that projects the opposable side of the image is upside down and inside it turns the right way. It is a wooden box with a rotating angled mirror and this projects the image.The camera obscura is a very old device that was discovered and created around 400BC. The small hole produces a image, which is seen dim, The hole produces picture which is less focused. The camera obscura was discovered by Alhazen. He lived around 100AD and him and Mozi and Aristotle created the Camera Obscura  in 1665. Camera obscura was made in Glasgow, Scotland. . There are some places in London such as Greenwich and the national history museum where you can find some cameras. 