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Third Wheel
Dying on the inside. Charlie horse pouts as his friend ignores him. Charlie understands that his friend doesn’t mean to exclude him like he is doing, but it still kills Charlie to be around all this romance yet feel so alone. “He’s doing the exact same thing I would do but it still hurts.” -Charlie horse after realizing how he’d act in the same situation.
Camera Operations
-if you want macro/super macro, which allows you to take pictures up close without it being blurry. You will need to select the button with the flower on it then it will ask if you want macro or super macro, choose which one you want then press ok.
-To place your batteries you need to go to the bottom of your camera and open the little door. You will see slots for your batteries to go into, you will need to pay attention to the + and - sign and put them in accordingly
-Getting to your SD card is very similar to putting your batteries in. You will open the same little door on the bottom of your camera, you will then find a slot for your SD card, you will put your SD card into the slot. If you want to take it out do the same process but instead push down on the SD card and it should release from its slot.
-To capture a photo you will turn your camera on, point it towards the object you want to photograph, then press and hold the button on the top of the camera.
Kevin Carter
Born: September 13 1960
Died: July 27 1994
He got a Pulitzer Prize for feature photography
Worked for New York Times He was a journalist that started off as a sports photographer he got killed while trying to cover a gun battle in the thokoza township outside Johannesburg
This photo raised a lot of money for relief agencies
after it had won.
It was first published in the New York times on
March 26 1993
Kevin had won the Pulitzer Prize 3 months before he died
by gunfire
Citations
Law and Ethics
-Treat your subjects with respect, if they don't want to be photographed then you shouldn't photograph them. You should never push others just for photo you need their consent.
-When altering photos you want to keep it as close to the original picture as you can get. You don't want to alter a photo enough to make it seem like something else is happening when it isn't true. You must be truthful to the community.