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Brief of
an article By:
Pegah Reyhani
Reprinted from:
Honar Nameh,
University of Art, Tehran,
No. 17,
Winter 2003
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Snapshot Photography:
History and Analysis, from beginnings to the end of
2oth century
The word "snapshot" was coined in 1860, by
Sir John Herschel. The reason for the name was the
similarity between marksmanship and pulling the
trigger in hunting rifles and the aiming and opening
and closing of the camera shutters.
Today, billions of snapshots are taken, developed and
printed every year. Over time, snapshots made
photography popular by making it simpler and more
useful.
Taking pictures of friends, relatives, trips, and
ceremonies such as birthdays, graduations and weddings
provided a visual calendar for families.
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