Sensory Overload Warmup

1. I think that Seymour is saying that we find our surroundings defined by what we have as supposed to what they're made of.
I agree with him.
I think this, for me, means that I should photo graph people with what they own to capture their personalities as supposed to capturing their surroundings.
2. I definitely did not want to visit this place. It seems to cluttered and busy for me and it seems like I would get a headache in the blink of an eye.
3. I feel like the children of these workers get a lot to do during the day, and their surroundings are very busy. I'm sure they treat their parent's work as a playground.
4. My favorite photo was the girl who was working in the kitchen utensils booth, and she seamlessly blended in with her surroundings. The only thing that made her noticeable was her short black hair and her exposed legs from her shorts.

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1. I believe that this is part of a winning sports photography portfolio because it shows how much the football players rejoice in their game and it was taking with excellent composition; it tells a story and also shows the profession of photography.
2. The shutter speed of this photo is very high, so that the splash of the water could be captured.
3. This is definitely a key moment, it only lasted for a short period of time, and it definitely could have been planned (it probably was).
4. Advanced techniques present in this photo include

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