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    I have learned that the structure of all three these photographer’s websites are more important then the actual designs, this is not to say that they don’t put effort into their work. There portfolios make each artist work unique to fit their own, they each have a large selection of images with a good balance which shows that they are not amateur photographers. They all seem to commit to high quality and quantity work, and it seem to be a collection of their best. There creations…

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    The Camera History

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    Literacy period: 6/7 12/10/14 The History Behind The Camera There’s a albino chipmunk and it’s something that you can’t forget! So you take out your camera and FLASH! You take a picture and now it’s a new memory! But how did your camera become a camera? How was your camera able to print your picture? Well take a second to think about it and get ready for the information your about to hear! First let’s start with the definition of Camera: A device for recording visual images in the forms…

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    viewed from the side, tanks and mobile missile launchers usually show a protrusion near the top of the vehicle. When viewed from above, they rarely show a protrusion. Trucks and armored personnel carriers rarely show a protrusion regardless of viewing angle. Tanks are usually seen off the road. Trucks, armored personnel carriers and mobile…

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    When a person looks at any picture, it becomes a part of his/her identity and it sticks in the mind for a period of time; it might well control the actions afterwards. Supporting Rosen’s argument, Hymowitz discusses how Britney Spears exploited the cameras around her “revealed her waxed-nether regions to waiting photographs as she exited her limo” (Hymowitz 1). Her images were on the social media websites within minutes. These days, social media websites are more advanced, which enables people…

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    The Thing Itself Analysis

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    What is interesting is that he writes about how photography is a process of taking what we already see, it is based on selection not synthesis. We do not get to create what we want to see when taking photos of the world, is all about how we see it that makes a photo interesting, “the world itself is an artist of incomparable inventiveness,” (Szarkowski 3). So a photographer’s job is to see the art that the world has created and to capture it, to express what he has seen. This shows us that…

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    Manipulation is defined as moving or controlling something by hands, for instance when people are editing their photos they are manipulating it. In the modern world manipulating pictures is almost normal and it is becoming very predominant in today’s society. Editing pictures is nothing new, but the real question is, what happens when photo-journalists start to manipulate their work? Why do so many people agree that it is right to do that? When they do that, they are losing their credibility…

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    our lives today with how it's evolving and how everyone and their mother are recording virtually anything of interest. Newer tools like iphone cameras and phone applications that allow you to edit and mess around with photos are one of the things that never would have been thought of back then. In this research paper I aim to talk about the types of cameras and technology behind them, as well as the greatest examples for each. The processes they used at their respective times, as well as how…

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    To understand how automated behavior analysis would work, it is appropriate to first take a step back and review the basics of video surveillance. Although the application of video surveillance varies from system to system, Taha et al. (2014) cite six consecutive steps required for a general video surveillance system (p. 22). Figure 1 depicts the six steps, their relation to one another and what each step seeks to accomplish. When combined, these steps build upon the previous to…

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    Case Study: SB Photography

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    My business is called SB Photography. Which stands for my name Sarah Brooks and the business will be all about taking professional pictures for people. My business will be centrally located in Blanchard, Oklahoma and I will run it from my home there. Though I will be traveling quite a bit to different locations to get the best pictures for different occasions or if a client has a specific location they would like to take the images at. But at my central location I will use it to edit the images…

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    commitment to supplying consumers with quality digital cameras that will allow you to capture endless memories that will last a lifetime. In order to make this company successful in that area we must and will continue look at different approaches that will ensure the successful of our company’s goals. The same strategic goals of being the clear leader in market share in entry-level cameras and maintain or slightly grow market share in multi-featured cameras exist for year 7. The assembly…

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