With the weather steadily improving, now is the perfect time to go outside, take a walk, and capture the moment through the viewfinder of your camera! It just so happens that May is also National Photography Month – dedicated to the craft that has captivated humanity since the invention of the camera, as well as celebrating the photographers who captured important moments in history.
Photography is more than just a hobby for many – it is an art. Photographers also often put their lives on the line in order to capture that perfect shot. Wartime photographers are often casualties of war, and the photos they take can have a profound impact on public opinion of a conflict. Nature and wildlife photographers will spend days, weeks, months, or even years in rugged and inhospitable conditions just to shoot a rare moment.
Today marks an important milestone in the history of environmental progress. April 22, 2020 is the 50th anniversary of Earth Day! Founded in 1970, Earth Day was originally intended to be a day of education about environmental issues. Its 
The 29th of February, or Leap Day, is a date that only comes around every 4 years. The reason for the extra day is fairly straightforward. While a standard calendar year is 365 days long, it actually takes around 365 days and 6 hours for the Earth to revolve around the Sun. Because of this, every 4 years, an extra 24 hours is added to the shortest month of the calendar.
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