NAXFRA MIXED EDUCATION ENRICHMENT (N.M.E.E).

Etimologically, the word photograph is derived from two Greek words:   “phao” meaning ‘light’ and “graphê” meaning ‘drawing’ or ‘writing’ ; together these two words mean as to “drawing with light”   or “writing with light”. Photograph as other field of study has many teminologies used to complete the subject matter; the following are some of them defined terms as used in the study of photograph: Photograph is an image or picture of an object that recorded by camera and then printed on a paper. Also, Photograph referred as the real image of an object which shows both man and natural features as well as human activities taken by camera. Camera is an equipment or device used in taking photograph. Film is a dark plastic-like material which can record images as photographs or as a moving picture . Photograph Reading   is the process of examination photographic print in order to identify objects. Photograph Interpretation   refers to act of studying a photograph in ord

https://kdp.amazon.com/action/dualbookshelf.editpaperbackpricing/en_US/title-setup/paperback/WVH3RV58RXZ/pricing?ref_=kdp_BS_D_ta_pr THE MAJOR FEATURES OF THE EARTH’S SURFACE The surface of the earth is made up of two main features: 1. Land and 2. Wa ter bodies. The land surface is estimated at 29.2% of the total area of the earth’s surface while water covers the remaining 70.2% .   The most of the land exists in large block called continents ; likewise, the most of the water is contained in large water bodies called seas and oceans .  Definitions of Some Terms: Canal is the small mass of land joining two continents. (e.g. sues canal). Gulf is the water inlet to the land (e.g. gulf of guinea, Mexico and Banguela). Strait is the narrow water path that separates one land mass from another (e.g. Gibraltar in morocco, Makasan in Indonesia). Peninsula is a part of land entering in a body of water (e.g. Msasani in Tanzania and Indian peninsula) . Cape is piece of l