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    Here’s the truth - taking your photography hobby to a place where you’re making a good living is going to take a lot of work. But if you do right, making sure you’re having fun along the way, you’ll be able to accomplish your dreams! If you would like to learn how to transition from being a photography hobbyist to a professional photographer then read on. PASSION Passion is vital if you want to excel in this field. You can’t go into photography thinking that it’s all about the money. If money…

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    Short Story: Negan

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    Rick lifted his gun and pulled the trigger. Click, click, click. Empty. Negan knew the sound, and his bravado and bravery returned as he spun on his heel at the top of the stairs. “Hey, baby,” he greeted Rick warmly, as if Rick just got home from work with the bacon. “You are out of bullets. Why don’t you come on up here and greet me with a wet, sloppy kiss instead, sweetheart?” He crooked the fingers of his free hand and spun Lucille in a slow, mesmerizing arc with the other. Marveling at…

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    the photo is used to set the mood of the picture. Hood, Dave. “The Art of Photography.” Wordpress. N.p., 1 May 2014. Web. 12 Dec. 2016. (Essay) This essay was about how photography is art. Throughout the 50s, many photographers began viewing the camera to create…

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    Motor oil, Lard, glue, cigarettes, shellac. What do these items have in common? The disturbing truth is they are commonly used in food ads to create a picture perfect shot for the camera. No wonder why food ads appear one-hundred percent better than reality. How do people not realize they’re being lied to straight to their faces by food ads? The answer is photography. The art of capturing the perfect image has evolved from the unscripted Kodak moment to the fake, scripted Hollywood moments…

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    Essay On Barefoot Running

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    The differences between barefoot and shod running Introduction: Humans have the ability to perform various movements, such as jumping, walking, running, etc. However, tend not to think the essentials of movement as they are not applying the mechanisms that allow them to move from one place to another. The amount of energy required to walk at a comfortable place is very small in comparison with other activities (Everett and Kell, 2010). The study of De Wit et al, (2000) concluded that,…

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    4.2 Can a photo constitute evidence of the social world? Can an image provide evidence of what was in front of the camera? Scholarly thinking is divided and the question hinges on how the researcher perceives the relationship between the image and how it 's portraying. The researchers position depends on how closely, if at all, the photographic image is considered to relate to the material and social world it seemingly depicts (Tinkler.P, p3). The question that must be asked is the photo a…

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    Memento Film Analysis

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    Introduction Movies are entertainment and they tell stories about characters going through experiences. But what exactly is the content of the film? To find richer meaning in film, a variety of theories are developed to analyze films in order to understand how they created responses in viewers and just what they might mean. Memento (Christopher Nolan, 2000) is presented by its non-linear narrative structure. It provides the viewer with the ‘clues’ necessary to decode the film and help them to…

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    Rear Window tells the story of a wheelchair-ridden L.B. “Jeff” Jefferies, a photographer who broke his leg while trying to get the perfect photo. While recovering, he watches his neighbors lives unfold from his back window through binoculars and his camera lens. He soon suspects that one of his neighbors, Lars Thorwald, murdered his own wife. He sets out to solve the case with the help of his fiancee and nurse, and discovers the stories of the other tenants around him while procuring evidence…

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    We uncovered the vines and leaves from around it. It was a camera, it looked inactive but it was active the red light was blinking on the side of the camera. We cut the wires with a pocket knife that someone had to turn the camera off. We knew they would be coming, so we prepared for war. We gathered up sticks, rocks, vines, and anything we could and went back to the cabin. Our cabin was two to…

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    Background The preserve has existed longer than Florida Atlantic University, as the years went by it began to decline in size. Many animals have found the preserve as their home including the gopher tortoise. Gopher tortoise are a type of ectotherm animal that can live up to sixty days. They feed on vegetation and build burrows as their homes. The burrows they build can be used by about three hundred different animals as protection. Over the time, Gopher tortoise has evolved as a very threaten…

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