This document discusses various types of photography and digital art. It describes photography as using light-sensitive chemicals or film to capture images. Digital art can involve computer-generated images, video, photography, or traditional drawing techniques. Digital sculpting uses computer software to manipulate and add texture to shapes. The document also outlines the evolution of cameras from early studio cameras to modern digital SLRs and smartphone cameras.

2. PHOTOGRAPHY
It is the art or
process of producing
images through the
use of light-sensitive
chemical plate of
film.

3. DIGITAL ART
Uses computers to create
works of art.
Can use video,
photography or traditional
method of drawing.
“graphic art”

4. DIGITAL SCULPTING
It is a technique used in
digital art where it uses
computer software that
allows pushing,
smoothing and adding
texture.

5. LOMOGRAPHY
It allows the photographer
to shoot casual snapshots
that are spontaneous
without applying the
elements of art and
principles of organization.

6. DIGITAL SCULPTING
Done by constructing space
and projecting digital images
to create a three-dimensional
effect that surround the
viewer who participates in
the artwork.

8. “VIEW FROM THE
WINDOW AT LE GRAS”
 NICÉPHORE NIÉPCE in
1826 or 1827 at Saint-Loup-de-
Varennes and shows
parts of the buildings and
surrounding countryside of
his estate, Le Gras, seen
from a high window.

10. EVOLUTION
OF
CAMERA

11. 19th century studio
camera standing
on tripod and using
plates

12. Box camera, one
of the first mass-produced
pocket
cameras using
film, c. 1900

13. Compact Kodak
folding camera
from 1922

14. Leica-II, one of the
first 135 film
cameras, 1932

15. Contax S of
1949 – the first
pentaprism SLR

16. Polaroid
Colorpack 80
instant camera,
c 1975

17. Digital camera,
Canon Ixus
class, c. 2000.

18. Nikon D1, the first
digital SLR used in
journalism and
sports photography,
c. 2000

19. Smartphone with
built-in camera
spreads private
images globally, c.
2010