Looking for interesting photography-related information? Look nowhere else. I gathered 10 bizarre and fascinating facts about photography into one article.

Learn why humans weren't smiling in vintage photos and how much cat photography is loved by photographers. Information regarding the first digital camera is also available.

Discover fascinating information about photographers and photography by reading on!

1.how many photos are taken in a day ?? There are no accurate measures to it but stats states that on an average there are one trillion number of photos taken every single day approximately

2. Left side of our face looks more attractive than the right side of our face because it exhibits greater intensity of emotions.

3. Why No One Smiled in Old Photographs
Huge big format cameras were used to capture early photos. It would take hours to correctly expose an image because the technology wasn't as advanced.

Because the subjects had to remain motionless for several hours for each photo, they didn't grin. A head brace was frequently used when taking pictures for support. It was obvious that maintaining a smile for a long time was difficult.

4. What was the price of world's most expensive photo??

$4.3 Million Was Paid for the World's Most Expensive Photograph.
Rhein II, the most expensive photograph ever sold, was taken in 1999 by Andreas Gursky. It was sold at auction in 2011 for an astounding $4,338,500, 12 years later.

It remains the priciest image. Peter Lik boasts that he has sold a painting for more than $7 million, but there is no evidence because the buyer requested anonymity. The most expensive image ever sold is Andreas Gursky's Rhein II.

5. The most viewed photography of the world is Windows xp's default wallpaper.

6. The first digital camera was just 0.01 mega pixel and wieghed an incredible 8 pounds (3.6kg).

7. the chemicals used in the earlier development of photo graphs include mercury, silver nitrate,lye and more which led to several health hazards.

8. The first photography was taken by french scientist Joseph Nicephore niepce.

9.It took eight hours for him to capture because it took long exposure to capture.Actually, it was lost and scientists rediscovered it.

10.finally, Our human eye equivalent of f -stop is f/8 in light exposure and f/2 in dark exposure.

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