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                                                            What is Photography? 1) The question Erik poses to the audience is "is it photography?" 2) Erik's first real passion was drawing. 3) His conception was being at the right place at the right time , he thought that the process ended when you hit the trigger. 4)This inspired him to do something different. 5)His photos have a common goal of retaining realism. 6)Its not something you can capture but something that looks like you could. 7)He combines different realities, photos combined should have the same perspective, photos combined should have the same light, and making it impossible to distinguish where the photos end and start. 8)You do not need to compromise the ideas in your head. ...

Picture 1. 1. N/A, N/A 2. It is an image of a girl, a ladder, power lines, and clothes, and a basket of clothes. 3. The girl looks to be hanging clothes onto the power line in the middle of a rocky field. 4. In the picture we can see a girl hanging up her colorful clothing, a laundry basket on the ground, and a red barn or house in the background. 5. In the foreground, you can see the girl on the ladder with her basket. 6. In the midground, you can see the rocks, and animals that look like sheep. 7. In the background, you can see the power lines continuing on and trees. 8. The girl in the picture looks as if she was climbing up or down the ladder from hanging her basket of laundry on the power lines to dry. 9. The viewer's attention is focused on the girl on the white ladder. 10. The photo is bright and colorful and cheery looking. 11. The photo makes me feel happy because of the brighter colors. 12. The photo makes me think about why the girl is hanging the clothes on...

                                           Lost in the world like me video questions:  1) The general premise of the video was to show that everyone is doing what everyone else is doing. For example in the video everyone is glued to their phones with no communication with each other in person. It shows someone who stands out and is not addicted to their phone and who notices what is does to people. 2) The video shows the intended message perfectly, it does exaggerate but i feel like that is the key part in conveying their intended message. Without the exaggeration the message would not be as meaningful. 3) I feel as if the video was more of a warning. I say this because some people now are not as addicted to their phones / technology as others currently. But this video s...