"What is your favourite topic to photograph and why?" I inquired in the middle of the conversation. Following her response, I remarked how much I like photographing my nieces and nephews. Kelly grinned and stated you've captured a sliver of their personality. It's crucial to photograph that because it's a moment you'll never get back, and it's now a memory frozen in a photograph. "The only way to hold on to such times is to be able to reflect back on them," she concluded. Not in your thoughts, because no matter how much you think, "Oh, I'll never forget this moment, it's so amazing," it will fail you. You'll succeed. Photographs are the only method to ensure that you don't forget, as they serve to remind you and aid in the development of your memory." Because we will never get back moments in our lives, photography is a crucial way to capture the details of those moments in a snapshot that will last a lifetime.
Photography is a fantastic technique to capture every moment of our lives so that we can remember them forever. You can look back on the snapshot and recall what was noteworthy at the time it was taken. Zimmerman claims that even if a loved one has passed away, the photos you took of them are "evidence of their existence" (Zimmerman). You can use photography to capture each stage of your life, as well as the lives of individuals who are significant to you. Photography is a great tool to chronicle not only personal occurrences but also global events that become part of history.
These images are crucial in ensuring that we do not forget what happened and that future generations have proof. Heiferman uses Henry Luce from Life magazine in the 1930s to demonstrate the value of photography in chronicling events.
