It discusses the power of how photography connects to us to the world. He makes good staments about how photography is not just a picture that it shows emotions and powerful tools that can tell stories. It also evokes many emotions. He uses a variety of examples to prove his point on his opinion. He argues that photography can help us see the world in many ways. It is true I think it brings us all closer by sharing our experiences. He says that there are many photos that speaks on so many thigs like, cultures and sharing stories also feeling empathy for others. Griffins talking is a celebration for not just him but for other photographers about the power of photography to connects to us and each other and around the world.

I want to go to the dessert. I want to go there because I think it would be a cool sight to see. I would like to go hiking with my mom there.

Color photography was tough to produce even once Kodachrome, a color film, was invented, plenty of photographers stuck to black and white, simply because they preferred it to color. Color itself can take away emphasis on contrast, texture, lighting, shape, and form. If you’re photographing a weathered man with a face full of wrinkles, black and white will highlight the texture of the wrinkles, the intensity of the man’s age. A color photo depicts the world as it really is – whereas black and white photos only show a version of reality, one that seems more interpretive and creative. Black and white photos almost always create a wonderful mood or in cases where the mood is already present, the B&W conversion makes it even more intense. Black and white photography has existed since the beginnings of photography, which means that a black and white image cannot instantly be dated.