What happens inside a camera? How do lenses make objects look larger or smaller? How can you take photographs without using a camera? This book on photography explores the most simple devices such as pinhole cameras and those that take film, explaining how cameras work and how you can take and process your own photographs. This book, which is part of a series, adopts a less formalized approach to language, combined with strong visual imagery. Promoting learning through being a "scientist", children meet the concepts of observation, data collection, organization and deduction and make it work. Through step-by-step guidance original models from simple materials are described using simple materials to explore scientific principles. The series was the 1994 winner of the American Institute of Physics Science Writing Award.
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