NOBILO: Well, self-portraits have around for centuries. But Selfies have become ubiquitous over the last five years or so and have changed the world of photography. As we see today, some pictures can innovate and others can irritate. A chapel in the Czech Republic is putting restrictions on people taking photos. In an - known as the Church of Bones for its unusual day call that nearly 60,000 skeletons discovered on the site have been used to create decorative elements like a large chandelier. The issue? People are taking inappropriate Selfies with some attempting to touch or kiss skeletons and putting hats or sunglasses on the skulls for photographic purposes. Not here to judge. While boundaries are being set on some Selfies, new Selfies ground is being broken at the London Zoo, where the world's first plant-powered Selfies has been taken. Yes, you heard that right. It's all part of the research that would lead to major advances in data collection for conservation efforts. The vascular plant known as "Pete the Fern" creates energy that powers a camera and takes his own photo. That's THE BRIEF" I'm Bianca Nobilo. And "WORLD SPORT" is up next.
How The World Changed: Czech Chapel Clamps Down On Selfies.