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(Ain't that attractive?)

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"It's all make believe, isn't it?" -Marilyn Monroe.

Web No.5 Beauty.

   Beauty in photography is finding the right light, the right colors, capturing the emotions. Making the viewer feel a sense of awe.

   You can find the beauty in the ugly, if you can capture it correctly. Maybe shed light on the situation.


   Here's some examples of ugly, horrible situations and people, but great photography:

(Yes, because protesting a funeral because of your anti-gay, close-minded view totally makes sense. Did I mention that they're protesting at a FUNERAL? That's what I call respecting the dead.)

(Ignorance at it's finest.)

And here are some examples of pure beauty:

(Waterfall of some sort.)

(Bridges Park, Ireland.)

(LGBT protest. Love knows no gender!)

(Rainbow. Enough said.)

(Shoes. Need I say more?)

(Fairy Pools on the Isle of Skye, Scotland.)

(Love is Love!)

 

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Sir Pumpkin

Macro Photos

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Starr Panoch 1A

Brownie Camera

 

   Brownie cameras are a long-running popular series of simple and inexpensive cameras. It was invented by Esstman Kodak. It introduced the "snapshot".

Nicéphore Niépce

  Nicephore Niepce was born March 7, 1765. His birth name was Joseph Niepce. He was one of the inventors of photography. He was best known for "View from the Window at Le Gras". It was the world's first photograph. The photograph was taken from his window. It took eight hours for exposure. It was taken in the year 1826. It is now kept in the University of Texas.