Category: Photography

Importance of fitness for photographersHey, photographers! are you ready to go photoshoot. It may be summer or winter. Are you confident to hit the road with photography instruments in your toe? It’s very sad, that many of you photographers don’t understand how physically demanding photography can be. Most of the photographers realize this when they get left behind on the trail ahead. The true fact is that you can benefit from better fitness, balance and proper breathing. Whether you are sports photography or wildlife photography, you need to keep a better health and sharp mind. In this content, I will […]

Soft drinks are some of the most widely consumed drinks in theworld today. Some of the more popular brands of soft drinks include Coca-Colaand Pepsi. There is nothing wrong with popping open a can of soda every onceand a while and enjoying it, but there are some very harmful effects that softdrinks can have on the human body when they are over consumed. Some of theseharmful effects include diabetes, obesity, and osteoporosis. Soft drinks arealso terrible for a person’s teeth.There are many harmful effects of soft drink consumption on thehuman body. It can lead to many different long-term diseases and […]

 Fungal controlagainst bark beetles Studieson use of entomopathogenic fungi against bark beetles was followed as per theearlier standard methods adopted by Batta (2007) and Jakus and Blanzee (2011)Pinus wallichiana branches used in the experimentsNaturallyinfested branches of P. wallichiana were collected during2017(April to November2017)   from a severely infested pine stand located inNowpora village (33°61.078′ N, 075°18.700′ E, elevation5920 ft. ) in Anantnag District, Jammu & Kashmir (Figure 1) and forest checkpoint, Tangmarg (340 03.797′ N, 074024.948′ E, Elevation 7552 feet) in BaramullaDistrict, Jammu & Kashmir (Figures 1­­­­–3).  The infested branches were selected afterobserving bark beetle infestations (Figure 4–5). The sample branches […]

Human-Computer Interaction Part 1: A Moving Target – The Evolution of Human-Computer InteractionIn thispaper Jonathan Grudin covered major threads of research in four disciplines:human factors, information system, computer science, library and informationscience. CHI (computer-human Interaction) here has a narrower focus thanHCI. Cyclic patterns and cumulativeinfluences are evident. Convention of HCI is the Moore’s law, a lawwhich specifies the number of transistors on an integrated circuit, but it isuseful to consider the broader range of phenomena that exhibit exponentialgrowth. Narrowly defined, Moore’s law may soon be revoked, but broadly definedthis is unlikely. Advances in technology gave rise to two fields of researchthat later […]

 In conclusion, the FITC-Phalloidin/DAPI/Alexa Fluor568 goat anti-rabbit combined stain allowed us to differentiate between cellcomponents including actin microfilaments such as stress fibres, lamellipodiaand filopodia, and also focal adhesions, whilst allowing the visualisation ofthe nucleus. The fluorescence imaging of cells is important to cell biology asit allows us to study them in greater detail to obtain a better understandingof their structure and function, and their molecular interactions. In future,we may consider using live cell imaging techniques to observe cellularprocesses in real time, using time-lapse photography, which may provide moreinsight into cellular dynamics. During our experiment,it was possible that fluorescence may have […]

DoesAftermath Photography help to change the way we look at a serious issue? (an essay onLate photography). The recenttechnological invention of cheap Smartphones with decent cameras, theavailability of cheap and fast internet in the mobile phones and the socialnetworking platforms allow almost everyone to become a “photojournalist”. Weare able to capture and share images and videos of a newsworthy event evenlive. Furthermore, professional photographers are still covering newsworthyevents. It is almost impossible not to find images of a newsworthy event in2017. However, thephotographer’s interest for a meaningful story does not stop with the end ofthe event. With the end of the […]

             Kylie Litaker Egloff IB Math December 2017Effects of Focal Points inPhotographyResearchQuestion:How does the use of focal pointsimpact the focus on a object in photography?Introduction:             Art is something I enjoy puttingforth effort on throughout my everyday life. I love art because it de-stresses me and works therapeutically when I amhaving a rough day.  I am a student in IBart, so almost everyday I get to spend time doing something I reallyappreciate.  This topic in specificincorporates one of my favorite art mediums: photography.Aim:            My aim isto prove that focal points help in the formation of creating images with anobject of interest.  I plan on using myown […]

Mass media has evolved throughout the roaring twenties and this help give america a new cultural identity. Throughout the history of time sports, athletes, movies, Radios, etc has evolved and have became even better as time goes on.  For example movies now have colar and voice when before they were black and white and no voices.  Sports have went from starting as the only sport “footrace” and then expanded to more like football, basketball, soccer, ect.   Throughout  the years sports has been a big part of our lives whether it be playing competitively or just playing the game for […]

p.p1 {margin: 0. 0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; text-indent: 18.0px; font: 13.0px Palatino}’Dynamic equivalence and formal equivalence are two dissimilar translation techniques used to achieve differing levels of literalness between the original and target languages of text’. ‘Formal equivalence tends to emphasise fidelity to lexical details and grammatical structure of the original language, whereas dynamic equivalence tends to employ a more natural rendering but with less literal accuracy’. When it comes to photography and a photographs interpretation, I will be looking at dyanmic equivalence. This might be transposed into thinking about photography in terms of the relationship between its representation of […]

The major point of Split is about the three immature girls including Casey, Claire and Marcia who are kidnapped by Kevin who has more than 23 personalities which some personalities are dangerous. While the girls are imprisoned at secretive place, Kevin goes to meet Dr. Fletcher who is psychiatrist and finally finds that his multiple identities are incompatible. Interestingly, a twenty-fourth personality, the Beast who dominates all of the others, is emerging. There are five main characters in Split. Firstly, James McAvoy acted as Kevin Wendell Crumb who has dissociative identity disorder and 24 different personalities. Secondly, Anya Taylor-Joy acted […]