Photography is the art and science of capturing images by recording light or electromagnetic radiation, either electronically using a sensor or chemically using a light-sensitive material such as film. It involves various techniques and methods to create images that can depict real-life scenes, objects, or people, as well as abstract concepts. The main components of photography include the camera, which serves as the tool to capture images; lighting, which influences the appearance and mood of the images; and composition, which is the arrangement of elements within the frame. Photography can be used for artistic expression, documentation, communication, and various commercial purposes, such as advertising and journalism. The images produced can be both still photographs and moving images, depending on the technique used. Photography has evolved significantly since its invention in the early 19th century, leading to advances in technology and artistic styles. It plays a crucial role in visual culture, enabling storytelling, preserving memories, and conveying information in myriad contexts.
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