Digital Photography Killed The 35-millimeter Star
September 27, 2006 @ 08:14 AM (EST)
Source: Thenorthernlight.org
A new generation of photographers, nursed on digital technology, is overtaking old-fashioned photography and the market it used to serve.
Digital storage has already transformed music, book and newspaper publishing and has forever altered the way we take photographs...
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