My Camera

¶ … object a personal item possession (select common object (a) ). This personal "artifact" time place history. The paper's point view focus artifact biography. This artifact meet definition "created human hands. A personal item -- my camera My camera is the first thing I can think about when considering an item in my possession -- an object that I identify with.

This camera enables me to provide others with the opportunity to see the world from my perspective and actually contributes to making me see the world as a much more beautiful place than it is. A camera makes it possible for its user to consider ideas like light, color, and space as being more important than one would normally believe they are. Looking through the viewfinder and capturing moments that remain locked in time is truly remarkable.

Even though technology has evolved a lot, cameras still preserve a series of basic features -- one of the easiest ways to observe this would be to look at how photographs taken with cameras that are more than half a century old can be more beautiful than photographs taken with contemporary cameras. My camera is a Nikon D7000 and it was made using a great deal of plastic and some magnesium alloy.

The camera was made in Japan, with the Japanese being recognized for their involvement in the camera industry and in DSLR cameras in particular. I use it with the purpose of taking as many pictures as possible and sometimes I take it with me to the most unlikely locations -- I often have it with me when I'm shopping or when I go to work.

The intriguing thing about my relationship with my camera is that I rarely download all the pictures I make and even when I do I don't spend a lot of time analyzing them. I think of my camera as being a way to record history without actually stopping and observing what was recorded on it. This way the camera can function as a tool for society as a whole and it completes its purpose to the fullest.

Instead of only being available to one person it takes pictures that become available for the whole world to see on specialty websites. The fact that the camera's technology and my limited experience work together in making photographs that show a more beautiful world is one of the principal reasons why it would be important for mankind as a whole to understand the significance of cameras. The Nikon logo is probably the most recognizable concept on the camera and, along with its specific DSLR shape, they make it.