My Domain

It was during the 19th century that the photography became popular. The Kodak No.1 was the spearhead of photography. It contains a lot of negatives that can capture around 100 photos.  There may be some people who still remember the Kodak ad in 1997.  There was a time during which the camera flash peppered every birthday parties. I feel nostalgic for the days in which we bought many film reels for the camera, taking snapshots during a family trip, a birthday party or a family get-together, taking the negatives to a studio near by and finally making an album. There was a great keenness while longing for the photos developed by the studio. We opened the album cover as if we were opening a gift packet. Many digital innovations have made their contributions to the world but the way we capture images have made a fantastic revolutionary shift rather than an evolutionary shift. The first digital camera is Fuji DS-1P. But it was not released for sale. Then came Kodak DCS. N...

The shelves once filled with books are now empty. The parents or grandparents showing books with colorful pictures and telling them stories was a common scene during our childhood. Children were interested in reading rather than playing video games. The parents (especially father) were used to take us to public libraries when they have free time. I still remember that my father used to take me to the library near by on every Saturday. Reading books by sitting on the bench in front of the library was such a nice experience. According to Marcus Tullius Cicero, a room without books is like a body without a soul. The smell of old paper has not yet gone from my mind.  By reading books, we will be imagining all parts of the story, poem or whatever it is. While imagining, we are using both our mind and brain which is the most advantage of reading books. The ability of creative thinking is getting developed by reading books.  Last year while I am doing my PG, we (me and...