Photography Museum of Lishui Review

From the exploration of small hole imaging by ancient Chinese scholars in the fifth century BC, the dark box appeared in the European Renaissance period of the sixteenth world. In the early nineteenth century, European researchers studied photosensitive compounds and took the world's first photo. Until 19 August 1839, France announced the invention of photography to the world, and mankind finally realized the dream of recording images through continuous research and exploration. After the invention of photography, people continue to improve the camera construction, photosensitive materials and photo production process, camera functions continue to improve, imaging technology from silver version, wet version, dry version, and then film and digital technology, this step by step evolution process, It greatly reflects the creativity of human intelligence and the endless exploration of science. After the introduction of photography into Lishui, photography has experienced different historical and historical dynasties, from "photograph records" to "artistic creation". Photography culture has been deeply integrated into Lishui, become a part of people's lives, and also become the golden business card of Lishui City. The exhibition displays the cameras left by the photographers from 1956 to 2002, and the number of uncountable moments carries how many warm hearts, I think every moment of that moment, warmth "becomes precious and scarce, as a highlight in their lives at that time. Address: No. 583, Kuocang Road, Liandu District, Lishui City, Zhejiang Photography Museum

I didn't expect to have such a theme museum! Just next to Vientiane Mountain Park! Free! When I went on the third day of the New Year, there was a Sino-French photography theme exhibition! You can see the master-level works up close!

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Yes, there is a different style every time I go! The imagination is also very large.

The earliest Chinese portraits, the true appearance of historical figures such as Queen Cixi, Li Hongzhang, Huo Yuanjia, and the earliest domestic cameras, etc., thousands of photographic relics