If you go to the left side and see their is only one person inside the photo is cut. Also he is the only person inside this picture is not smiling and laughing like the others. Wondering why… He is also next to that red dress women. How they look it makes me wonder why there’s so happy. What were they doing, Where this photo is taken. latterly every time I look at it I smile. I makes me think someone of them said some thing funny that’s why they are all laughing. But I’m also wondering why is the person next to the red women dress is not smiling or laughing like the others.
I’m going to be reviewing Munir’s website. It is so easy to navigate around his site. It is eye catching and captivating enough to make me want to stay on his site and look at his work. My favorite images in Munir’s site is he have a lot of interesting kind of food. My positive criticism of Munir blog is that he have so many pictures to look at and my constructive criticism is that not taking the picture from good angle.
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- Stories Capabilities Are Not Only Here to Stay, They’re Growing It started off with Snapchat (or Picaboo as it was originally called when its launched in July 2011) and now they’re everywhere, the fleeting forms of temporary content that allow brands and users to share material that disappears after 24 hours. Great for sharing casual updates, personable content and authentic, humorous or “imperfect” content, the stories format has continued to grow across various platforms’ mobile apps, including Twitter Fleets, Pinterest Story Pins and LinkedIn Stories.
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- Go to the movies
- Check out flickers explore
- Try to learn a new lighting technique
- Join a photowalk
- Look at popular photoblogs and get inspired
- Go through your CD covers
- Listen to your favorite music
- Take on a photo-A-Day project
- Shoot a sporting event
- Shoot for a holiday theme.