Please help/hurry: The first permanent photograph was the view from a window. Why might this particular scene have been easier for the photographer rather than an image of a person or an animal?
A. The window helped reflect the light needed to take the photograph.

B. The photographer, Niepce, was in an asylum, so this was his only view to the outside world.

C. People believed that a camera could be harmful, so they were hesitant to pose for a portrait.

D. Early photographs required long exposure periods making a still scene simpler to achieve.

Answer: B. The photographer, Niepce, was in an asylum, so this was his only view to the outside world.

Explanation:

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This particular scene have been easier for the photographer rather than an image of a person or an animal as The photographer, Niepce, was in an asylum, so this was his only view of the outside world. Thus the correct option is B.

A photograph refers to an image that represents beauty or anything that can be captured by using the camera in order to store it as memory. The given photograph is captured during the civil war describing soldiers in their camps.

In the example provided, it is explained that the window view was the subject of the first ever-lasting photograph. Niepce, the photographer, had no other view because he was confined to an asylum due to which he was able to capture that view only.

Therefore, option B is appropriate.

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