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    Confederacy. At this time the northern and southern states were at war. Many southern states practiced slavery, while the North supported Lincoln and did not own slaves. The public payed attention to what the photographers published. Whether there were more photos for one side or they selectively published, the public only sees what the media wants them to. For example, the propaganda shot of Jefferson Davis, former President of the Confederate States of America. Titled, “Jeff Davis in disguise,…

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    The Image Culture

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    constructing misleading images and making an unrealistic reality. For example, after a picture is taken of a model the photo is wiped of all flaws through photoshop presenting an unrealistic goal for people to reach. On the contrary, Rosen points out that photoshop can, in fact, be used properly to let artists make their own vision play out in a photograph. “But the digital manipulation of images can also be employed for far more enlightened purposes … Some artists use Photoshop merely to…

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    Always dreading the day I have to step back into that class. By that class, I mean Speech and Debate of course. The unknowing motion to argue or what side you have to support always leaves me unprepared and anxious. I have never been able to shake off the fear of having to stand in front of a crowd and give a speech. Even more so now because I am surely not one to think on the spot or bullshit my way through an assignment or speech. Especially this past Tuesday when I was given the motion of,…

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    photographs of themselves to boys. Pott’s best friend, Amanda Le, said that the middle school boys were “persistent” about receiving them, and couple of girls “did full nude” photos. According to the National Sex Offender Public Website, 15% of girls aged 12 to 17 claim to have received sexually suggestive nude or semi-nude photos. The film effectively questions societal morality in conjunction with social expectations. In the stories of Audrie and Daisy, there is a power to speak against such…

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    First exhibited in 1987, “Accused/Blowtorch/Padlock” is not straight photography, because Williams has used formal manipulation of media and materials to distance the central image from the parts of its subject to make a visual comment on accusation, punishment, and blackness. In concert, while the images used in “Accused” work to indict lynching, the photographs alone…

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    WRT 205 Research Paper

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    WRT 205 Research Paper Rough Draft Beauty and the way it is conveyed through media coincide in negatively altering women’s ability to justly view and obtain the correct perception of beauty. The ideals and standards that media expose to the public tell a number of women that they do not fit in this altering spectrum. Looking at where the concept of beauty started, how the media interpret it, and the way it physiologically impacts women, we are able to see a correlation that shows how the…

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    Before I joined this course my main focus was video editing. To begin with, I learnt the basics of Photography, i.e the rule of thirds and focusing. I then started to take photos in my spare time to practice using those methods. We got given our assignment the following week, I started to think up ideas for my project. I originally looked at photographing cars after a finding a few photographers I like. In terms of class work we looked at more background knowledge of photography as well as…

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    The year 1991 marked a major milestone in the history of the world because the internet officially went public. It is hard to believe that in 1991 anyone could ever imagine the importance the internet would play in the vast majority of American citizens lives. Today, the internet is available on computers, laptops, cell phones, tablets, televisions, and just about any electronic you can think of. The internet is readily available whenever someone wants to use it and has access to do so. With the…

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    Informed Consent

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    Introduction Ethical standards of scientific research require psychologists to be devoted, professional and knowledgeable on situations concerning individuals, organizations, and communities. Psychologists perform the roles as administrators, educators, and researchers have the obligation to respect, safeguard civil and human rights; further expanding their knowledge on creativity and innovation in publication, observation, and teaching. There are eight ethical guidelines this paper will…

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    Hayley Heckler Mrs. Erwin Honors 10th Grade English 21 March 2024 Rough Draft In the novel Fahrenheit 451, children are raised in a society that relies strictly on media and cell phones. This directly affects them psychologically and causes them to lose touch with themselves. In today’s society, children are using media and cell phones more and more at a younger age. Overuse at such a young age may be harmful to the brain. This begs the question: how does growing up in a media-reliant society…

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