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“Sorrow is better than laughter, for by the sadness of the countenance the heart is made better and gains gladness” (Ecclesiastes 7:3).
“Happily ever after” is the motto that our “natural man” desires to follow. We are afraid of unhappiness, as if something is wrong with us if we are not happy a...
1. Money
2. Line
3. Repetition
4. Basic edit, enhanced the unsharpened mask and the contrast
5. Infinite
6. Interior lighting from above and to the left
Knowledge Exchange on Forest Monitoring for Transparent Commodity Value Chains
26/November/2024
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This photo has a great deal of value. It shows the various levels of lights and darks, and in my opinion, the light and dark view for control. I took it on a very early morning, and I wanted to capture sort of the early-morning etherealness of the morning before the sun has fully risen, and let the darks and brights fight.
>Hannah & Kailey
>Janitor broom
>Values
>In society we value being clean. From making sure we are clean to our belongings, we enjoy cleanliness.
1) This investigates value and you can see it in all the different shades.
2)Yonge Street
3)I think the buildings make the picture visually striking and is the most successful part.
4) I would try and make it darker and less busy.
Head of Citizenship Lee Carroll and students from Gladesmore School take to the streets to campaign against gun and knife crime in Tottenham, North London as part of the Value Life Campaign originally set up by Youth Act campaigners in 2003
The red hoodie, the red jeep, and the red attatchments on the jeep all have slightly differnt shades. The light and dark areas make some parts stand out more, which shows the value in the photo.