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/' X lO-Oioiio Weekly I imcs, .V .iiln i Those good old days It takes one back a good many number of occasions on Saturday as years to the time of the horse and the Roadster and Carriage classes buggy but that's where it was on a performed at the Orono Fair. As the second century begins snapshots are bigger than ever -- tips for photographing birthdays 1st release of a four part series. Toronto, July 1988 -- George Eastman coined the trade name and trademark Kodak in 1888. He had invented invented a strong, short word that could be identified and pronounced easily in any language. language. Also in i 888, the first snapshot snapshot camera -- the KODAK Camera arrived on the market. market. For $25, the snapsliooter received the camera loaded with enough film for 100 pictures." pictures." After the film was exposed, exposed, the camera was sent to Eastman Kodak in Rochester, New York where the film was developed and prints were made. The Camera was reloaded reloaded with film and returned to the owner for $ 10. Since then, amateur photography photography has evolved into a multi-billion dollar, global industry industry which has changed the way we see the world. One hundred years ago, the genius of inventor George Eastman simplified photography from a difficult and specialized art, to a popular mass-pprsüit. Then, as now, almost anyone could take pictures with a handheld camera simply by aiming and shooting. Photography has become a supreme achievement in man's efforts to transmit ideas. The progress of medicine, science, industry, education, art, entertainment and advertising advertising have all been dramatically dramatically influenced by the communication communication impact of photo graphy. Today, cameras from Kodak still make taking snapshots snapshots easy. Consider these photo tips the next time you pick up your camera. And remember remember your child's birthday is one perfect time for picturetaking. picturetaking. You might take some candid candid shots of the little one first greeting the day on that special special morning. At breakfast, you might catch some delight ful interaction between the child and the other members of the household. Throughout the^day, you'll have an opportunity to view and picture the child in its world. Take some pictures from the youngster's point of view. Whether you're aiming at the young or at something like a cherished toy or a painting, painting, remember to get down to child level to take your pictures. pictures. Kneel, squat or sit right down on the floor to picture a very young subject or even try lying on the floor. If you've previously taken pictures from a standing position, position, you'll notice a big difference difference in the pictures you take from the childs level. Suddenly, Suddenly, your subject will seem more important in the picture. No longer will you, the photographer, photographer, seem to dominate. Your position will give your little celebrant prominence. As the rituals of the day un- , fold, you will want to take pictures pictures of the preparations, the event itself, and the aftermath. If the extended family gathers for a meal, you'll want to take pictures of those who lovingly cook and bake. Perhaps, the youngster will stop in the kitchen to snitch a tasty sample. sample. This is your opportunity to snap a candid shot of the devilish devilish look as a little hand reaches for the special treat. Maybe the child chooses to lend a hand to the older, taller kitchen crew. Then, you can picture the youngster standing on a chair, perhaps, working with spoons and bowls that seem too big. As friends and relatives join in the celebration, consider taking two kinds of pictures. The first are the kind you take casually whenever you see the honoree and guests doing something interesting. The secret secret to getting these shots involves involves keeping your camera handy and loaded with film. You'll also want to be sure you observe the minimum focusing focusing distance for your camera. If your camera requires you to activate the flash, do so as soon as you see a picture situation situation developing. That way your flash will be ready when . you are. The second type of picture involves à bit of posing. This is your opportunity to take the pictures that otherwise might never happen. Perhaps, match the youngest celebrant with guests who tend to stand back ' from the action. Seek out those who are working behind the scenes to make the celebration extra special. Gather all the children together for an impromptu impromptu group shot. In each case, plan your picture, picture, get your camera ready, then, invite your subjects to join you for the few moments it will take to turn them into "stars". Let your subject simply simply come together in front of the camera. 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