Picture Perspective Assignment

1)The field of view in Figure 1-2 is a factor of 100 larger than the field of view in Figure 1-1. What aspects of Figure 1-2 increased by a factor of 100 relative to Figure 1-1? Did the height increase by that amount? The diameter? The area?

As a result of the location of the school in a suburban community, the parents are very actively involved in the school. As a result of the active of the supportive parents in the community, the students arrived every day with a smile on their faces and generally prepared for learning. However, as with

***If you happen to be a varsity or club or student council mentor, please spend time to take a pictures of your students, may be in groups while doing a task, and send it to the HT. HT will be the one to place in the folder entitled OUTSIDE

This retrospective analysis is on a class III medical device called the Micra Transcatheter Pacing System (TPS). The device is created by Medtronic Incorporated which is a company that focuses primarily on devices for cardio and vascular, restorative therapies, diabetes, and minimally invasive therapies. The target customers are those who have slow or irregular heartbeats that need to be monitored. This pacemaker is useful for patients who could have difficulties with the placement of traditional pacemakers, or would be better off with a single chamber pacemaker. The underlying technology used is a 1in long pacemaker that is placed directly into the right ventricle through the femoral artery using

A picture is worth a thousand words, and possesses a lifetime of memories. A memory can be symbolized with the use of a photo; however, this photo symbolizes more than just a memory. This photo enables me to reminisce about the special day I shared with my closest friends. It is a day that changed our lives. Smiles of happiness painted our faces, after a long day of ongoing preparations that led to a strenuous competition. Although we all attended different high schools, we managed to obtain similar goals. Destiny is the brown haired, giddy female in the photo, to her left is the dashing Devon, and to Devon’s left is Quintin. This photo is an accurate representation of what true friends are, the unity of our accomplishments, and the success

Share details in a lively way about your class instructor(s) and her/his experience by offering a human interest story of each instructor’s journey.

Perspective is the way that people perceive things in the world around them. Common influences include the way people grow up and how they live their lives. Perspectives are always changing, and different events in life can cause them to be a certain way. The way we build perspective depends on who we are as people and they are very important. They affect the way we process information and make decisions about things in everyday life. Another strong influence to perspective is emotion and memory. To what extent do emotion and memory falsify history? Emotion and memory are not reliable enough in themselves, but they can help us draw conclusions and form our perspectives. Emotion and memory can taint history with personal opinions and feelings,

This period started from the first time they stepped into the training center. Most of them felt uncomfortable or pressured, and needed to be free. Some informants often thought about finding a way to escape or move away from the training center. As one juvenile (number 10) said, “During the first 3 month, I only thought about moving away from here. I felt pressured. I had never been far away from home.” Until they learned something to change their needs and feelings, they needed to cope with reality. The process of perspective transformation in the first period consisted of 5 steps:

This picture as a whole represents the feeling of missing something that's not there. In this picture there is a pull towards a special place and everyone has a place like that. Where they feel like it's essential to go there everyone in a while at least. It that place that feels like home even if it's hours away from the real version. It's a place where one belongs and feels welcomed or a place to be alone and accepted. It's important to have a place like that. It makes one feel things they can't feel at home or school. It may be a person or a building or a spot on a map but it is home to someone, they are home to someone. This picture represents a home. I chose these negatives together to give the feeling of a missing half or missing place. These separate photos are a girl in the woods and a house by the beach. Separately, they don't represent much of anything but together they can represent an emotion of longing.

For this in class project we had to recreate a painting into a collage using national geographic magazines. I decided that I wanted to do my own photograph the title of the photograph is Lost in the Wind it is 10x 6x the photo was took on June 17 2015. I choose to do my collage of this picture because it showed a challenge. In the process of remaking this photograph I had lots of trouble collaging the face, and the texture in the hair. Throught the process of this collage in improved my skills and introduced me to painting, this project helped me with how to understand how to find color and incorporate texture into my artwork.

Landscapes have been modified by humans since ancient times and continue to be today. Whether for intensive agricultural purposes or mortuary practices, it is part of everyday life. Modification of a landscape for mortuary practices is to connect the living and ancestors through physical bonds, but placing the dead with mapping out tombs is for the living. The landscape perspective varies between groups but by integrating the dead into an environment, through monuments, burials into natural features, or offerings and shrines, the relationship between the dead and the landscape is a key factor is relations with ancestors creating traditions that are still around today.

Have you ever wondered why Eddie Van Halen’s guitar sounds like it is on the left of you? Well it is all thanks to the technique called stereo imaging, which can make a sound appear to come from anywhere in the stereo field. Stereo imaging has always fascinated me, which lead me to interested in how it works. Stereo imaging makes you feel like the song is being performed all around, with the listener able to pinpoint any sound coming from the audio. But how is this done and achieved?

You have a footprint while using the internet, make sure yours is a good one. How many times do you see on the news that a person is affected by the actions they do on the internet? Maybe you said a few times, however the truth is that more than half of the United States population use the internet and are affected by the actions on it. There are plenty of incidents were teens aren't able to get into the college or get the job they want because what they have posted or done on the internet

our everyday life this day. It’s being used in our home to high tech industries.

Have you ever wondered how many cases would still be unsolved today, if it were not thanks to the evidence of pictures and videos? Or even worse, imagine how many criminals would be loose on the street near us, if there were no evidence like pictures and videos to convict them. Well, according to The Telegraph (an international news company) in the United Kingdom almost seven out of ten murders are solved using footage captured by CCTV (a public monitoring device) in Scotland (Edwards). Crazy right! But thankfully technology has allowed for the development of cameras that are smaller than the size of our fist, that have the ability to capture pictures and videos in a manner of seconds. And yes, I am talking about the same cameras that are on our phones, that we use for selfies and snapchat. Cameras also serve the public for entertainment purposes we find pleasure from seeing recordings, as we do so when we watch TV and YouTube videos. Cameras also allow for easier communicating. Through the use of cameras, people from all around the world are able to communicate, including those who are deaf and mute. Authorities use cameras too but mostly for safety purposes. Cameras are used for surveillance at shopping centers, on the street and sometimes at schools; they oversee and record the public’s activity nearby. Camera footage is there for the purpose of having evidence of a suspicious activity. What all these different forms of use of a camera have in common is that the footage