1. Imagine a world without photographs.

2. Why have I chosen my subject and the related question?
Photography is one of my hobbies, and I have been always fascinated by it and by the possibilities it gives, how it influenced people and changed the world.

3. Why have I chosen my subject and the related question?
I chose the question 'Imagine a world without photographs' as I found it most intriguing. It's not so easy to imagine a whole new world without photography, and the possibilities of different ways the world could evolve are endless. Writing about it will be more like exploring new worlds, that is why I want to do it.

4. How I am going to go about answering the question?
First I will need to understand the difficulties of living in a world without photography. I am going to do a small experiment, I will try to live one day avoiding any types of photography and make notes how it made my day more difficult.

5. How I am going to go about answering the question?
I will also do a research on other people views, on the history of photography, how the world looked like before inventing it.

6. What do I think I will gain by answering this question?
I will definitely understand better the importance of photography in our world. I will learn more of how it changed the way we see the world and how it changed us.

7. What do I think I will gain by answering this question?
I also will find out what are the pros and cons of photography, and other people views on it.

8. Who will I use to help me construct my arguments?
As I will be questioning photography I will start from looking at the inventors of photography such as Thomas Wedgwood, Joseph Nicéphore Niépce, Louis Daguerre.

9. Where will I go to get information to help me write my essay?
I'll be also looking at modern photographers, photography critics, any articles related to photography and the world without it.

10. Where will I go to get information to help me write my essay?
I will be using books, articles, internet all sort of primary research. I also want to research different fantasy worlds which do not include photography, and compare them with our world before inventing photography.