10 LINES ON WORLD PHOTOGRAPHY DAY

 1) World Photography Day is commemorated on 19 August annually.

2) The word ‘Photography’ was first coined by Sir John Herschel in 1839.

3) It is the international celebration of the invention of this skill of photography.

4) The concept of celebrating this day began in 1839.

5) This day is meant for recognition of the importance of photography in our life.

6) The people having a love for this art make others aware of the field of photography.

7) On this day people also remember the great photographers for their immense contribution to this field.

8) The first durable photograph taken through red, green, and blue filters was developed in 1861.

9) The field of photography has advanced a lot as compared back to the 18th century.

10) The whole world can participate in the joy of celebration by clicking one beautiful picture on our smartphones.

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