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    the humanities that photography did not impact. Throughout all of history and the advancements made in technology photography has been used to do everything from prove a theory in science‚ to record a special event in a person’s life. In today’s modern world the impact of photography can be seen daily. Developments such as Photo identification‚ films‚ photojournalism‚ and thousands of other advances in life have all come from photography. Though all these aspects of photography are amazing in themselves

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    Photography Taking pictures is the world’s most popular hobby. We use it to document family milestones‚ capture beauty‚ reveal the ugliness of war‚ and stalk celebrities. Photography has changed the world way more than any other thing in the media (because photography is used in film and television). Our world no longer has its focus on words and paintings‚ but now it is focused on the photograph. There are several effects on how photography has changed the world: the civil war‚ social network

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    Photography Photography is an art form like drawing and painting. The word photography is a noun‚ derived from the Greek phot- for "light" and -graphos for "drawing“‚ together meaning "drawing with light“. Photographers use their camera to make us see life in a different way‚ feel emotions‚ and record stories and events. On 1834‚ in Campinas‚ Brazil‚ Hercules Florence‚ a French painter and inventor‚ wrote in his diary the word "photographie" to describe his process. But on March 14‚

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    Research Paper: Vietnam War Thuan Duong HUM410 Professor: Thomas Wilson May 12‚ 2012 The Vietnam War greatly changed America forever. It was the longest war fought in America’s history‚ lasting from 1955 to 1973. The Vietnam War tarnished America’s self- image by becoming the first time in history the United States failed to accomplish its stated war aims‚ to preserve a separate‚ independent‚ noncommunist government. The war also had great effects on the American people

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    MODULE NAME : Digital Photography BCT1403 Module Details Course Location : LUCT Cyberjaya Unit Controller/Examiner : (Hafiz Safwan) Co-examiner : (Hafiz Safwan) Pre-requisite : (nil) Co-requisite : (nil) Credits : (4) Contact hours : (4 per week) No. of weeks : 14 + 1 weeks No. of assignments : 2 Portfolio : 4 assignments + 1 Folio Presentation Venue : TBA Day : TBA Time : TBA Prepared by : (Hafiz Safwan) Checked by : (

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    Photography is the process of creating still or moving pictures by recording radiation on a sensitive medium like film or an electronic sensor. The products of photography are called negatives and photographs‚ the latter being developed from the negatives. Light patterns reflected or emitted by objects activate a sensitive chemical or electronic sensor during a timed exposure usually through a photographic lens in a camera. The camera stores the resulting information chemically or electronically

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    and Photography Report Student: Length of project: 1790 Year : 2012-2013 This project is based on one of the five areas of interaction: human ingenuity .I chose this specific area because my project is directly related human creativity and productivity. I intend to focus on the fact that man has invented the camera and thus managed to develop its mechanical parts. I would like to point out that man has very successfully embedded photography in everyday

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    During the course of my digital photography class‚ I have learned what type picture taker I am‚ what my interests are in photography‚ and what I want to continue to do with photography? I have learned how color‚ light‚ shapes‚ lines and objects help to make up a photograph. I have learned that every photo tells or shares a story of what I or the photographer wants to portray to the viewer. This has been one of the best classes that I have ever taken. I love taking pictures of everything.

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    Paper Abstract Photography      Dear friends finally I am able to take some time for sharing the behind the scene secrets on paper abstract work with you all. I hope you will enjoy it & ignore the delayed publication of this article. How it all started ?      I love to shoot all subjects which attracts me irrespective of what it is ! I have not yet restricted myself to any specific genre in the photography. I am not a professional photographer & can only utilize my weekends/holidays time for

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    The evolution of photography of Digital Photography Name Here Computer Operating Systems Professor Name September 2005 A brief history of digital photography Throughout history‚ man has attempted to record his exploits for whatever reason or occasion. These early attempts were simple carvings or drawings that can be found throughout the world. Contrary to what many believe‚ the concept of capturing an image as the world has come to know it is not a process that is relatively new. The

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