SUCCEEDING AGAINST ALL ODDS
When
we thread on the path of successful breakthroughs, we shall indeed break forth
into a world of endless possibilities.
George Eastman
was born in Waterville, New York in 1854. As a self-educated vision bearer, he
was able to persuade all his intelligent quotients (IQs) to respond to the
fastest growing pace of change in the ways solutions are most sought after
worldwide. The use of celluloid instead of paper, he produced the first
photographic film. Eastman’s inventions paved ways for all modern films, which
are made of acetate or polyester or plastics that are less flammable than
celluloid.
The
absence of colour photograph before the 20th century, gave Eastman
the insight to break the strength of mediocrity that orchestrated boredom,
choicelessness and regrets. Since 1935 and 1936 when the creative mentality of
people who were ready to sing their songs louder before the very noblest, Kings
and Queens all over the world; hence the Koda chrome and the Agfa colour films
were introduced by Eastman’s companies to produce colour transparencies or
slides.
According
to Henry Ford; “Any business that makes nothing but money is a poor business”.
Eastman’s business wasn’t to pursue money per se; rather he built a wall of
beauty around the world via the rendering of excellent picture qualities.
George Eastman pioneered the embrace of the colourfulness of one’s life through
the introduction of various hues of elaborate photographic productions.
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