Words of a Dork . - I'd swim the ocean for you.

Today has been a stressing day, i'm still stressing about all this crap. Year 10 is definately way harder than I expected, how am i going to put up with all this in year 11? I'm going to be bawd from all this stress. lol

I found out i failed the maths test.
I have tons of h/w to catch up on.
Still need to finish my science assignment.
Study for Testsss
the list goes on, and on and you get the point :(

Well I don't think i'll be blogging much today. this is just a quick update for my journal which i promised myself to be a daily thing from now onwards.

I'll post up what i have for my assignment.
I need 1000 words and so far i got 408 ONLY.

just a paragraph in my imormation report.
tell me if it's good.

The first ever base principles of optic and the camera were actually described by the Chinese and Greek philosophers in the 5th-4th centuries BC. Isaac Newton then later discovered that the composition of different colours was created from white light. This was when people started to get curious about capturing images and inventing a device that can operate and do these things. Later in 1814, Joseph Nicéphore Niépce was the first man to obtain the first photographic image with the ‘Camera Obscura’. The image needed 8 hours of light exposure before it faded away. It was later discovered that images can still be a whole photo without fading when Daguerre’s first daguerreotype (named after himself) had a fixed image and only took under 30 minutes of light exposure. All this occurred during the history of the Camera.

Cameras are what people today use to keep a memory of a special moment in their lives, advertising goods and products and many other useful things. Cameras can also be used to create an image of art, fashion, music and things that appeal to the modern teenagers today who choose to follow these trends that photography usually inform them on. They don’t want pages of visualizing text, they need something bold, daring and eye catching, a photo worth than a thousand words. Without cameras there wouldn’t be any evidence without word explanation on the media and the news wouldn’t get to around to those who are more interested in viewing photos rather than reading the articles. Photos have benefited us in many ways. Without. History would be more unbelievable and hard to believe without these photos that are explained in the story. People today usually wouldn’t care less if they didn’t have the evidence, usually given by photographs from cameras.