Reflection Lake Advertisement Analysis

Lake Tahoe is definitely one of the most beautiful lakes in the United States. Its water goes from Caribbean blue to dark because it carves a deep hole in the Sierra Nevada. In August of 2012, USA Today dubbed it "America's Best Lake. The lake was formed approximately two million years ago and is part of the Lake Tahoe basin. The lake itself was shaped during the Ice Age. The water is amazing and crystal clear with varying shades of blue.

The greenery background gives the ad an interesting contrast. This is a nature setting, as implied by the grass and plants. Most of this background is not very visible, as the models take up most of the advertisement. The brightness of the plants suggest this photo was taken midday when the sun was at its peak. It was taken with a shallow depth of field, meaning the background is blurred and the main focus is on the objects in the front of the photo, The greenery is not very green, but fades into the background. There are no animals in the trees in the back, maybe suggesting this was taken in a place without a lot of wildlife, or the fact that there’s no resources for these

Sunfish Lake is a small residential community, with a geographical area 1.7 square miles, and a population of around 525. The city is located just 5 miles due south of St. Paul, and is only 15 miles southeast of Minneapolis. With the exception of a few churches, the whole city is zoned for single-family residential, resulting in zero commercial district. However, being in the lactation they are, residents have countless commercial locations just minutes away in neighboring cities.

The city of Lake Stevens is centered off of a 9-square mile lake located near the coast of Washington. Though we are a small city of only around 30,000 people, those who live here enjoy it. Ever since 1880, we have had beautiful scenery and property. Lake Stevens is not only a gorgeous city, it is a functional, safe, and enjoyable city for all of our citizens.

By looking at the object that I chose to use for this assignment I can see significant differences in each photograph. Although I have two copies of the same image it is clear to see that the raw file makes the image look duller than the jpeg. The jpeg brings out the brightness within the image because the jpeg automatically edits the image when it was taken whereas with raw files do not. The visual differences I see when looking at each copy is with the raw original image I can see that the pumpkin looks flatter and has less contrast. Whereas when looking at the jpeg original image the whites are more pronounced as well as you can see the roundness and shape of the pumpkin. It seems to look like jpeg has a higher contrast and saturation compared

The first thing that stood out to me was the border. The borders look like they have the same pattern but they are slightly different. In image A the swirls are not connected to each other each swirl is sprat. In image B the swirls are all connected and continuous. The quality of the lines are also different in the borders. In image A the lines are rounder and begin and end with a dot. In image B the lines are straighter and the dots are mostly visible in the inner part of the swirl. The lines that go around the border are also different because in image B they are consistent

The two main settings in Looking for Alaska are a boarding school, Culver Creek. This boarding school is know for taking kids that would not be friends and forming a special bond between the kids. The second, most important setting is the lake. The lake is a place where the kids can get away. They go here to do things that are not allowed on campus.

How much longer must we be criticised for how we look or how much we weigh? All the time we are seeing ads with scrawny, bony girls posing to look “hot” so they can lure in gullible teens and adults to change how they appear. But whenever we look at the ad, all we see is starvation and weight loss pills. These ads are telling us that we have to sacrifice normal eating habits to look ideal. Why does this world have to be so judgemental over how a person looks? It is about how the person feels and views him or herself, not how the world views a specific person.

In my altered image I took things in a new position. I completely changed the tone of the image from a

Mount Franklin and Solo “legend of the lemon tree” are both drink companies, they sell refreshments such as water for Mount Franklin and lemon squash for Solo. The target these products are trying to aim at are men and women. Mount Franklin are using a supermodel to attract more men buyers whilst Solo use a strong attractive man to attract more women. Mount Franklin try to sell their product by using Sex appeal, celebrity endorsement and exaggeration, Solo try to sell their product by using health appeal, sex appeal and music to catch their audiences attention.

In the film shower, from 1999, the viewer is taken on a journey of heartbreak, love, and the realization that sometimes newer is not better. Shower is a heartwarming story that studies the development of modernizing China with the juxtaposition of the cherished traditions of the culture. A young wealthy business man is brought home by a postcard from his younger brother. His younger brother who is mentally unstable, drew an illustration that made it look like his father has died. For that reason, the older brother returns home to the bathhouse. His elderly father, who has been running the bathhouse forever, has disagreements with his son. His oldest son decided to pursue his life as an adult up in the north where the modernization is very prominent. Through the exploration of this film the eldest son is forced to reexamine his cold attitude towards his working-class father, and mentally unstable brother, where together they run a public bathhouse by relearning that transitioning from modern life back to the traditional life.

In the print advertisement we sample just a small taste of what Silver Cruises has to offer. It showcases adventure and relaxation. We added a photo of our actual cruiseship in extoic waters, a photo of one of the rooms, and pools offered aboard the ship. We wanted the ship to have a contemporary

In certain conditions, Minnesota lakes can become a mirror. When this condition happens, it is the best time to go waterskiing. The smooth water creates the best environment to enjoy this sport. The history of waterskiing, the types of competitions and events, and its world-wide population make this not only a leisurely activity but a competitive sport.

The water is extremely blue, pure, and so crystal clear that you can see through it. The cliffs and mountains surrounding the lake is where adventurers can jump off from great heights and swim in the water below. There’s also a scenic 33-mile Rim Drive around the lake that gives motorists spectacular views of the area without leaving their cars. The Rim Village Historic District has a gift shop, visitors center, and lodging for people who want to stay there. Also, there’s hiking trails and an observation station for a staring down at the trees and the mountains surrounding the lake.

In this paper, the air-water interface has been studied with the DFT MD simulation and the KESD analysis. The profiles of the water density and the H-bonding properties indicate that the surface layer is of the molecular dimension of a water molecule and the bulk liquid properties are quickly recovered beyond the outermost molecular layer. Furthermore, the profiles of H-bond properties show that the interfacial water molecules make fewer and weaker H-bonds than those in the core region. The orientational distribution and the vibrational frequency of the OH groups at the interface are found to strongly depend on their H-bonding status. In particular, we identify the labile water molecules that do not donate their OH groups for strong H-bonding. They are mainly found in the interfacial region with relative population of more than 10% and are characterized by isotropic orientational distribution and large-amplitude fast inertial rotation with a time scale of less than 0.1 ps. Considering their random orientation, these free and unconstrained OH groups might not strongly contribute to the SFG signal and their experimental detection would be a challenging yet intriguing possibility. Further computational studies would also be desirable to corroborate this new finding. We also find that the vibrational frequencies of the free OH groups and their H-bonded conjugate groups are widely separated at 3700 cm−1 and 3000-3500 cm−1, respectively.The KESD analysis of the NEMD trajectory