Monday, May 30, 2016

Chapter Four

Digital photography is for people to capture moments at any given time. Years ago the invention of photography was only limited to certain people to develop pictures. There are many technologies that have photography. One major type of digital photography technology is online newspapers. A while ago newspapers use to be a paper that had ink of 10 point font and was part of America's morning routine. Now society has changed most people don't have the paper on their kitchen table , porch, etc. The people can read them online. According to an article called The Online Newspaper: A Postmodern Medium it says the online newspapers is never "put to bed" as long as readers are able to view it at whatever hours of the day. Also the readers need to be sold as soon as they log on to the site because if they aren't there will be no one reviewing the news. With people being so connected to their phones , online newspapers are a good source because if they are on their phones all of the time they can easily access sites that have the world or city news on it. For example, this isn't an online newspaper but Time Magazine used Instagram to cover Hurricane Sandy
With sites also they have to put stories into short format so it can be easy to understand. 


When I researched black and white photography , it was very popular in newspapers years ago because newspapers were just black and white ink. Newspapers did not start publishing color photos until the late 1980's. Color photos were really only used in museums and galleries. Older people still like to look at newspapers at their table rather than the screen, but because computers, tablets, and phones are so popular the media would rather have the news online , to save money also. 

Photo by: James Grundy
I choose this photo for my blog because earlier I talked about how older people rather look at the newspaper than online. The china man and the area drew my attention to this photo because the area looks very poor looking and I wondered does he rather look at the actual paper, or maybe he canr afford technology to look online.

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