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Who among us understands the reasoning behind Chinese traditional medicine? We don't. Elliot also doesn't understand why Elizabeth bought this drink, which tasted like powdered sugar dissolved in tap water with strings of gelatinous something for texture. The horrid irony here is that, upon checking the ingredients, this drink ACTUALLY CONTAINS BIRD'S NEST. We thought it was just a catchy name. Turns out bird's nest has some abstract healing capacity in Chinese medicine.
At least, that's what I think is happening in this shot.
I //really// need a way to make notes. Maybe something as simple as a notepad w/ my camera and a note of the image #.
The subject of the photo is me dunking on my basketball hoop. My reasoning for choosing this subject is because I wanted to capture human motion by dunking on a basketball hoop. The ISO and shutter speed I used were a 1375 ISO, and a 1/2100 shutter speed. I used such a high shutter speed because I wanted to freeze motion, so a high shutter speed was a must. The freezing motion makes the photo look sharp and crisp around the edges. Also, the high shutter speed lets in less light, and with it being a sunny day, I needed less light so the photo was not overexposed. I had to use a high ISO to brighten the image up because I was standing in the shade. My process of creating this shot was to run up from the right to the left and dunk on the hoop. I tried this first from right in front of the hoop, but my cameraman was standing in the sun, and with it being mid-day, the backgrounds of the photos were very bright, and I was getting deep shadows on my person. I took about eight shots that way, and then I told the photographer to move in front of the hoop and stand in the shade. I did the same process of dunking, and this time the background was not over exposed. What I don't like about the photo is that I could've gotten a little closer to the hoop and more directly in front of it to capture my arm cocking backwards.
Misguided quantitative reasoning. What it says: "University study: only 3% of students had written goals. Twenty years later, the same 3% were wealthier than the other 97% combined." Unfortunately, apart from confusing causation and correlation, the study is completely fabricated: www.fastcompany.com/online/06/cdu.html
Fairground, lit by the bonfire. I think the reasoning went like this:
"Hm. Last year, the bonfire took more than 20 second to get going properly. This year, we should make sure it catches quickly. I know - lets soak it in something flammable. Diesel fuel. There's a good idea".
What actually happened is that for 4 minutes, everyone stayed low and most people left as the thick black smoke drifted across the field... and then we had a fire about 4 floors tall.
I don't have a title for this;my reasoning is so that you can imagine your own.
By the sea is one of my favourite places to be. To sit and hear nothing but the sound of the waves crashing. The peaceful surrounding and the fresh air cleanses;refreshes the mind and sweeps away any worries.
I love to sit and watch the waves crash down and then the ripples of water almost reaching for my toes. Next time if it is a big one, it may reach.
To close my eyes and drift away to the sound, dream a dream, imagining a life that could be, a life that is but do we really see it;appreciate it?
1. The element for this photo is space. My reasoning is that everything is further apart from each other and that's what gives the space in this photo.
2. The subject matter in this photo would be the calm river with the trees on the side and houses on the other side.
3. The aspect that is the most visually appealing is the trees and mountains in the back. My reasoning is because of how it looks and how the nature looks very calming and peaceful.
4. Next time i take this photo I could take photos from different angles so I see if the photo gets improved or worse.
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Title: Phrenology, in connexion with the study of physiognomy. [electronic resource]
Creator: Spurzheim, J. G. (Johann Gaspar), 1776-1832
Creator: St. Thomas's Hospital. Medical School Library former owner
Creator: King's College London
Publisher: London : Published by Treuttel, Wurtz, and Richter,... ; Edinburgh : sold also at Hill and Son ; Bath : [sold also by] Duffield
Sponsor: Jisc and Wellcome Library
Contributor: King's College London, Foyle Special Collections Library
Date: 1826
Language: eng
Description: King’s College London
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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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