The prototype of the camera, a device that projected images, had existed since BC. But it was not yet possible to fix the shifting images on a screen. After a long time, 200 years ago, the image was fixed on a material for the first time. That was the first photograph. In other words, "an image fixed on a material"
was the definition of photography. Two hundred years later, with the digitalization of cameras, the image once again left the material and became an immaterial electronic image, which began to flow
over networks, fly through the air on radio waves, and appear on electronic displays without being fixed in place. Photography is no longer the same as it once was, and it is time to redefine it.