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    Principles of Art‚ Audio‚ and Video Technology elective class‚ which taught the basics of photography‚ cinematography‚ and other arts associated with the two. Most people looked at the class as an unchallenging way to get out of taking an art credit; however‚ I wanted to use this class to pursue my passion of photography. As the school year was coming to a close‚ my teacher offered applications into the Commercial Photography class to individuals‚ like myself‚ that exhibited a substantial interest in the subject

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    The business of Wedding Photography OK‚ so you want to be a wedding photographer and can take nice photos in challenging conditions. What next? If you’re very new to wedding photography‚ you might want to watch my video first to catch a few of the basics. Wedding photography is a business Much as we love photography – and I really do love the feeling of producing a set of photos that the couple will love – in order to be able to do that over the long term you need to make money from your

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    How did the work of the early pioneers of photography change people’s understanding of‚ and relationship with‚ the world around them? You may‚ if you wish‚ concentrate on one subject area - e.g. war photography‚ documentary photography‚ travel photography. (Please note that this question requires you to consider early reactions – i.e. nineteenth century material.) The invention of photography in the nineteenth century exposed the unknown to the general public. Suddenly‚ parts of

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    As photography grew and developed after its introduction in the 19th century‚ it became easier for amateurs to take photos. With racism running rampant through the different facets of American society‚ African Americans began to view photography as an outlet for self-expression and an opportunity to diminish stereotypes. By capturing images of their daily lives‚ they were given the power to change and shape perceptions of race. African American photographers began to share the goal of gaining social

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    of Form Bottom of Form BASIC RULES OF PHOTOGRAPHY   The single most important part of good photography is composition. How you compose your pictures will make the difference between a snapshot and a photograph. The basics of composition are rather simple and will be picked up with practice and over time they will come naturally.  Look carefully through your viewfinder before taking the picture.  Even though these are considered the "basic rules" of photography‚ rules are‚ at times‚ meant to be broken

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    appropriations of the colonial times like what Cameron did with biblical times. They both use drapery and conveyed similar emotion to form that feeling of fatigue and also a sense of mystery. Overall‚ After Three Days and Death of Nature are have similar photography methods‚ however are separated by the structural and cultural modifications in Anne Ferrans’

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    Top 8 Tips For Sports Photography Summary: Sports photography is something that requires lots of skills and expertise in order to be performed in the right manner. Here are top 8 tips by Sam Crawford that can help you in sports photography. Main Content: Whether it’s a football‚ rugby‚ cricket‚ tennis or any other sports‚ capturing the action of any sports event could be a tremendous feeling for all concerned. However‚ have you ever pondered what you need to do to capture sports images that you

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    most definitely did not have long legs‚ and I constantly put myself down because of those small (literally) physical attributes. That doubt has only built up over the years‚ but three hours of my life began to change that. What was that? Boudoir photography. You

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    look at all aspects of the matter from all viewpoints‚ both through the lens and with open eyes. In this case‚ I agree with Sontag in the fact that we can’t learn about the world just from what the camera has captured‚ but disagree with her idea that photography is negative in the way that it allows for us to fill our minds and makes us feel. Sontag says that "photography implies that what we know about the world if we accept it as the camera records it. (LI‚ P1)"A photographer takes a picture of

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    Haley Spiva Dr. Young English 102 24 March 2008 Symbolism in Glaspell’s Trifles Trifles was written by Susan Glaspell in 1916. Ms. Glaspell was a writer for the Des Moines News. The play started out by four characters of the play going over to the house of John Wright‚ due to a murder that happened at his house. George Henderson is the County Attorney‚ Henry Peters is the sheriff‚ Lewis Hale is the neighbor’s farmer‚ and also two women are in this play‚ Mrs. Peters‚ the sheriff’s wife and

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