Robert Adams photographer

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  1. Think about which aesthetic approach may have influenced your photographer. For example, does your photographer’s work show signs of being influenced by Weston? What elements within his or her work would you identify to illustrate possible philosophical influences? Identify philosophical approaches or schools of thought that are evident in your photographer’s work. •
  2. What schools of thought regarding aesthetics stand out in his or her technique, style, or approach to photography? Describe specific evidence from the photographer’s work that supports your identification of approaches or schools of thought.

Robert Adams story in photography.
https://www.famousphotographers.net/robert-adams

Robert Adam’s American West

Understanding aesthetic approach
https://www.colesclassroom.com/what-is-aesthetic-photography/

HYPERLINK “https://digital-photography-school.com/how-aesthetic-differs-style-why-it-

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An experience that had a significant effect on your life.

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Think back to an experience that had a significant effect on your life.

Describe the experience, why it was so impactful, and how your life is different today because of it.

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First, answer the following prompt with an essay that’s about 600-900 words (~2–

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First, answer the following prompt with an essay that’s about 600-900 words (~2–3 double-spaced pages):In the first module, I said that one theme of the course is that television and radio could have turned out differently than they did. For example, television may never have been in black and white and audiences would have always had more than 3 channels to choose from, if the FCC did not choose to assign channels to the VHF band after World War Two. Think about television in 2020. What were some of the specific, key decisions or shifts other than the VHF decision I describe here that have contributed to what television is in the present day? Who was involved in these shifts, and why? How might television have been different if different decisions were made at key points? Consider the FCC, other government actors (the courts, Congress), the networks, advertisers, production companies, local stations, and so on. NO PLAGRISM!Use the provided sources as a reference, cite any other sources being uses

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Discussion Topic:The common perception is that because the South maintained the

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Discussion Topic:The common perception is that because the South maintained the immoral institution of slavery and seceded from the Union, it must have caused the Civil War. However, there are various interpretations of the coming of the Civil War. Some historians argue that both North and South caused the Civil War by misinterpreting each other’s motives and failing to seek real reconciliations to settle grievances fairly. According to this view, following the introduction of the Wilmont Proviso, the country was increasingly divided along sectional lines, which destroyed the ability of the national parties to find workable compromises. The Compromise of 1850 exemplifies such failure. The nature of this failure to compromise rested on fundamental disagreement over the issue. We discussed a similar question before the Revolution but we will also consider here: was the Civil War inevitable given the staunch disagreement and failure/unwillingness to compromise? Explain your position using specific reasoning. Then…….what modern issue can you find a correlation to in this process (i.e. the failure to compromise due to a fundamental disagreement over the issue)? Explain both the correlation and your perspective.

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