The photographer felt challenged and decided to photograph Swami Samarth anyhow. They told him that Swami's photo could not be taken without Swami’s permission.
On reaching Akkalkot the photographer contacted some of Swami’s devotees and expressed his desire of photographing Swami Samarth. Accordingly, Kodak Company sent their best photographer with a special camera and all the necessary accessories to Akkalkot. Kodak thought Swami’s photograph would serve as a great publicity for the promotion of their business. Even the British Government in Mumbai had ordered Akkalkot king to take proper care of Swami Samarth. They decided that Swami Samarth would be a good choice because at that time Swami Samarth’s name and fame had spread and stories about him and a his Miracles used to be published in Mumbai newspapers. Kodak Company wanted to increase their business and publicize the art by photographing some great personality by way of advertisement. Here is how the story of Swami Samarth's First photo goes: Have become a student of Swami Paramahansa Yogananda (1893-1952.) The Kodak company went Bankrupt in January 2012.
George Eastman, the inventor of Kodak camera, is later known to Is not known but it is expected somewhere between 1855 through 1870. The honour of taking the first photograph of Swami Samarth goes to the Kodak Company. Read the story behind this first Kodak photos of Swami Samarth below:įIRST Original photos of Swami Samarth taken by Kodak Company’s photographer These are the FIRST ORIGINAL photos of Swami Samarth and all other photos of Swami Samarth were taken atleast few Original photos of Swami Samarth was taken by Kodak Company’s photographerįollowing are the three original photograph of "Shri Swami Samarth" taken by Kodak Company's photographer from Europe who visited Akkalkot specifically for this purpose. Story behind Swami Samarth’s First Photos taken by Kodak Company
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