“The First Photograph”
Taken by Joseph Nicéphore Niépce in 1826 — the birth of photography.
“V-J Day in Times Square”
Alfred Eisenstaedt, 1945 — celebrating the end of World War II.
“Lunch at a top of Skyscraper”
New York City, 1932 — eleven construction workers casually eating lunch on a steel beam during the construction of Rockefeller Center.
“Afghan Girl”
Steve McCurry, 1984 — one of the most iconic portraits ever published.
“Pillars of Creation”
Hubble Telescope, 1995 — a breathtaking view of star formation.
The Journey of Capturing Moments
Photography and videography have always been more than technology — they are our way of remembering, sharing, and feeling. From the very first photograph to the digital revolution, every frame tells the story of how we got here today.
From Moments to History
Every photograph tells a story — but to truly appreciate where we are today, we need to understand how it all began. Photography’s journey from chemical plates to digital sensors is full of innovation, patience, and creativity.
In the next section, we’ll step back in time and explore how the art of photography evolved — from the very first image to the technology that lets us capture memories today.