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    Photography is essential in our lives for several reasons: 1) Photos represent important moments and memories from the past that can be reminisced through even after the original experience cannot be replicated. 2) Photography is vital for studying and preserving history by providing visual evidence that helps establish facts and makes history more easily understood. 3) Photos tell stories through what is depicted in them and the emotions and questions they evoke in viewers about what was happening when the photo was taken.

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    Photography is essential in our lives for several reasons: 1) Photos represent important moments and memories from the past that can be reminisced through even after the original experience cannot be replicated. 2) Photography is vital for studying and preserving history by providing visual evidence that helps establish facts and makes history more easily understood. 3) Photos tell stories through what is depicted in them and the emotions and questions they evoke in viewers about what was happening when the photo was taken.

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    Photography is essential in our lives for several reasons: 1) Photos represent important moments and memories from the past that can be reminisced through even after the original experience cannot be replicated. 2) Photography is vital for studying and preserving history by providing visual evidence that helps establish facts and makes history more easily understood. 3) Photos tell stories through what is depicted in them and the emotions and questions they evoke in viewers about what was happening when the photo was taken.

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    If there's a history, kind, style, and basic concept of photography, of course there’s also an

    importance of photography. Maybe some of us were wondering about how photography became
    essential in our lives. Let me explain to you why.

    1. Photos represent what’s important


    I’m sure everyone of us is aware that no one can turn back the hands of a clock; that
    every moment only happened once. Though we can re-make or recreate it again for the
    second, third, or countless times, the experience and feelings will never be the same.
    Right? Because never can a moment be repeated, but through photographs, we’re able
    to reminisce about the past. Those important events that took place in the past make the
    memories alive through photos.

    2. Capture history
    Photography is very vital in studying and preserving history because we people stick
    with the notion that “to see is to believe.” For example, if historians assert that gigantic
    creatures used to live in this world, we will not believe them unless they release photos
    of recovered bones of those gigantic animals. Furthermore, we’ll be able to learn history
    easily through visual means.(mas kapani-paniwala ang isang bagay kapag nakikita
    kaysa naririnig lang.)

    3. Tells stories
    Photos tell us stories. How? When you see a photo, have you ever questioned yourself?
    Why are they laughing? Why are these people crying? Why is the color so dark? Why is
    the color of the photo so bright? And that’s when you know that the photos or the one
    who took the photos wanted to tell stories; there are tales and meanings behind every
    shot. And it serves as a great way of telling a story that cannot be told in words.

    4. Photos evoke emotion


    Try to look at these photos. What can you feel? Did the photos arouse some sort of
    emotion? Sometimes looking at the photos of something creates or evokes emotion
    because there’s a possibility that we can relate to the photos; we experience what is
    being depicted in the photos, or we never experience what is being portrayed. Just like,
    for example, this photo of people graduating, it evokes emotion and makes us feel
    inspired as students who're aiming to be someone like them in the future.

    5. Self-expression
    Just like in any form of art—painting or drawing—photography can also be a means of
    self-expression. You can take photos that can freely express your inner thoughts, ideas,
    and emotions. When you’re not vocal or when you’re afraid of communicating verbally
    with others, capturing photos would be of great help in revealing your inner self to
    others.

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