India. A land of diversity, and different cultures, and unique lifestyles. A place where everyone is different, and knows the world differently.
And yet, we are not divided.
Diverse, but unified. Contrasting cultures, in harmony. Unique, but toget...
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"Photography is a way of feeling, of touching, of loving. What you have caught on film is captured forever... It remembers little things, long after you have forgotten everything." — Aaron Siskind
Photos help us remember the moments that might seem simple now but, ten years later, we find ourselves going back to!
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There is a photographer in all of us. Take a look at your social media - the number of photos that you've clicked and put up for the world is the reason why we celebrate this day.
World Photography Day is celebrated every year on August 19th. Globally, it marks the day when everyone acknowledges the art, history and technology of photography. Discussions and activities are done on this day to celebrate the beautiful and delicate art of photography and also to encourage people to pursue photography as their hobby or career.
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In 1837, French developed a photographic process known as the 'Daguerreotype'. On this day in 1839, French government purchased the patent of this idea and announced it as "a free gift to the world" without any copyright.
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On August 19th, 2010, the world's first online gallery of photos were shared from amateur and professional photographers from all parts of the world.
We, the people of Indian Legion, ask you to celebrate this day by putting up a picture on your social media. Don't forget to put #WorldPhotographyDay!
Channel your inner photographer, click a picture or use an old one, send it to us via email, Instagram or Facebook to get featured in our official book!
(None of the pictures belong to us. Credits to their respective owners.)
