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There is this friend of mine. We start together working as TV cameramen, long time ago, and had the same passion for photography. And we shared also some photography jobs, as publicity, stage and newspaper.
But, mainly, we shared the willing for learning and lots of challenges and exercises.
One of them, and I still use it with my students, is “Time and Space”, if I can call it so. We choose a place – a square, a street, a park – we took the same amount of film and we decide for a certain period of time. Let us say two rolls and two hours. And we had to use it all, time and film. Latter, we compared our work, thinking of technical, aesthetical and semiotic issues.
The funny thing is that we end up sharing the same subjective points of view with different objective perspectives! Most of the time I used my Tamron 90mm and he his 24mm Cannon.
And, while he worked with his wide angle, showing strong foregrounds against distant background, me, with my narrow angle, showed the same thing isolating it from the background. While he integrated the subject into the surroundings, I separated it.
But, if the subjects were the same, if the stories told with our pictures were the same or almost the same, what was the main difference between us, besides the obvious visual? The way the viewer integrated himself with what he was seeing. My friend put them directly into the action, I lead them to a more passive and distant view. In his photos the subject reacts to the photographer, in mine they may not even notice me.
With those differences, witch were the best and the worst photos? I can’t say, I guess we were even, depending on the subjects and our moods.
And is also funny to find out that, after all those years, we still have the same general approach, either in photography, as TV cameramen and in life.
We have talked, through the years, about this. And we came up with a justification: the angle of our favourite lens is a reflection of our personality. Facing the same problem, professional, aesthetic, political or philosophic, and aiming the same kind of solution, we take different paths. And, being none of them perfect, they aren’t wrong also. They are just different perspectives to the same objective.
Now, after telling you this personal story, I challenge you!
I challenge you to compare your favourite lens to your approach to life. Or, the other way around, how your personality leads your photographic work.
And, please, you don’t have to come here and tell us your conclusions. I suppose you getting to any will be more than enough.
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Title: The codicil to "my will" for the healthy and the sick : containing chapters on the anatomy and care of the human body, gymnastic exercises, first help in accidents, cooking recipes, medicinal plants and the cure of diseases
Creator: Kneipp, Sebastian, 1821-1897
Publisher: London : H. Grevel & Co.
Sponsor: Open Knowledge Commons and Harvard Medical School
Contributor: Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine
Date: 1897
Language: eng
Description: Includes index
Translation of: Codizill zu Meinem Testament für Gesunde und Kranke
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Note: The colors, contrast and appearance of these illustrations are unlikely to be true to life. They are derived from scanned images that have been enhanced for machine interpretation and have been altered from their originals.
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BREVARD, NC (June 13, 2015) — Graduation exercises for Rosman High School took place on Saturday morning, June 13, in Whittington-Pfohl Auditorium at the Brevard Music Center.
Salutatorian and Senior Class President Claire Harris served as master of ceremonies. Harris and Valedictorian Cody Lupo addressed members of the graduating class.
As a class, the 67 Rosman Tiger graduates earned over $560,000 in scholarship money, and one member of the class will be entering military service after graduation.
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On Saturday morning, June 8, 2019, the Rosman High School Tigers celebrated their Commencement Exercises at the Brevard Music Center.
Along with Dr. McDaris and the Board of Education chaired by Mrs. Tawny McCoy, alumnus Drey Owen welcomed all to a fully-packed Whittington-Pfohl Auditorium in between gentle bouts of rain. The combined Marine Corps Junior ROTC of Brevard and Rosman High Schools presented the colors.
Senior Sean Sprouse sang the national anthem, and student body president Jacob Voris addressed the audience as master of ceremonies for the day, followed by Salutatorian Avery McNeely and Valedictorian Azilee Grace Owen.
The Student Support office announced the award of numerous scholarships to graduating seniors. Tracie Owen read the commendation of the Lillian & Bud Cothran Scholarship Award given to Grace Owen, and counselor Sarah Shawver recounted a total of over $860,000 in scholarships awarded!
A musical interlude was offered first by Sean Sprouse singing "I Lived" by OneRepublic, then Peyton McCall singing and playing guitar, with Marcus Stamey on guitar in "Remember You Young," by Thomas Rhett.
Assistant Principal Patrick Chapman read the names of graduating seniors as they received their diplomas, with 78 seniors graduating in the Class of 2019.
Graduation Advisor Linda Peeples organized the ceremony, while junior marshals assisted graduates, faculty, and honored guests into and out of the auditorium. Chorus Director Sydney Bryant led the chorus in singing the Alma Mater to close the ceremony before the recessional.
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