Cultural Significance of Photography – Photography, much like culture, is a product of human creativity that reflects a diverse array of perspectives and identities
Explore Many Different Types of Photography – From portraiture to photojournalism to product photography, there are a vast number of genres you can pursue. Learn about your options before you select a style to focus on.
History of Photography – Discover the history of photography, from the early days of silver chloride-coated paper to today’s world of digital photography and video photography.
How to Take Great Wildlife Photos – Taking pictures of animals outdoors can be an exciting way to experience nature, but getting really great shots can also be challenging.
Creativity Month – Explore your creativity during the month of January and beyond! Being creative in the first month of the year can set you up for success!
Scrapbook Day -National Scrapbook Day, celebrated on the first Saturday in May.
World Cardmaking Day – World Card Making Day is an exciting day that is celebrated every first Saturday in October.
Go to An Art Museum Day – On the 9th of November go to a museum and discover something new!!
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Camera Day and a Review of a Canon PowerShot Digital Camera – National Camera Day is an unofficial holiday with no known creator. We observe this day each June 29 to celebrate this irreplaceable tool we all use to record and save memories of events, people and places. Before the invention of the camera, recording such memories could only be done on a painting.
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