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    to have someone take pictures of my half naked body. It is interesting because I will go swimming in a bikini which can be more revealing than undergarments, but it’s so much more uncomfortable when you have to pose in a sexy manner in front of a camera. My fiancé says I am beautiful, and I choose to believe him. I do think I can be pretty, but I don’t know how to look sexy for a photo. It is so unnatural to try and be someone you generally are not. It may be easy for some people, but my…

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    as it helps the one side of his face be very bright and the other side of his his face to be very dark. It also creates a shadow that helps make the photograph pop more. The camera was positioned right in front of Hubert 's face. I didn 't hold the camera to take this photo. Instead I used the tripod which helped keep the camera straight and focused on Hubert’s face. I took this photograph when we had to do the shadow and light project. What can be seen clear in this photo is Hubert’s face with…

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    Forced perspective photography, is when you put something close to the camera to make it look bigger in size. And when you take the photo with the secondary item with the object in front of the camera it will appear as to be farther away. Close up photo tips: When the camera is close to the object that you are trying to take the picture of it will look more real. The forced perspective technique, it results as it manipulates our human perception with the use of optical illusions to make…

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    The paradoxical role of photography in contemporary life is explored by Teju Cole in his essay “Memories of Things Unseen.” When a photograph is the last trace we have of a destroyed work of art, it becomes something more, or so it seems. Photography in its purest form is simply a method of storytelling without the need for words. Many factors go into taking a photo. You don't simply take a photo using just your eyes, but rather with your emotions, experience, and heart. Why then, in the…

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    Photography can be viewed in multiple ways by just one person. When many people view the same photo, the amount of possible outlooks increases greatly. Photography is art and art is what you make it. It can express feelings or emotions, thoughts, and perspectives because the subject of a photo can be anything visible. Most commonly seen are photographs of people, items, or scenery. Photography for me is a way to capture moments and memories; a way to freeze time and keep an image or moment the…

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    Gordon Parks Analysis

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    and Sarah Parks. His Father was a tenant farmer, and his mother sometimes worked as a housekeeper. His mother taught the virtues of hard work, dignity, and love, which led to his success. He was a film maker a writer and a composer, but he used a camera as his weapon of choice. The thing that I found most interesting about Gordon Parks is that he was not only multi-talented, but I feel like his struggles in his early life gave him the empathy needed to capture the struggles of others, in a way…

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    The cameras also showed groups of two or three during the time when it was one against the other men. I didn’t even notice the camera angles did that to juror 8 in the beginning until I went back through, and the only reason I really went back to check was because I noticed that they did this to juror 3 when he decided to be stubborn and stick to guilty while everyone else changed their votes to not guilty, and the camera also looked down at him and showed people…

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    Hank’s work as a prison guard and Leticia’s role as a mother. Hank’s last walk starts as a far shot and he steadily approaches the camera; however, the diegetic sound is already articulating the context of the conversation/scene to follow (Hank resigning from his job). Similarly, Leticia’s walk down the hospital hallway begins as a far shot and she then approaches the camera. Though the news to follow is not verbally pre-articulated, the scene superimposes the image of her deceased son over her…

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    was used for ambrotypes and tintypes, commonly used for portraiture. Ambrotypes were considered “daguerreotypes on glass”. Printing for portraiture eventually moved to carte de visite, introduced by André-Adolphe-Eugène Disdéri in 1854. Disdéri’s camera had multiple lenses, therefore he could capture eight different poses on one large negative. This negative would be printed on albumen paper, and then the images were cut apart and glued to calling-card-size…

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    I would have liked to change the focus of the camera. In…

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