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    Camera Phones Trigger Controversy Essay

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    Camera Phones Trigger Controversy When Catherine Zeta Jones appeared in a television commercial, she was one of the first to advertise one of the newest additions to a cell phone: the camera phone. The purpose of the commercial was to show how convenient, compact and useful such an apparatus could turn out to be. The theory is quite simple, basically combining a cell phone and a digital camera into one gadget. Major cellular companies like Nokia, Samsung and Sanyo observed how popular

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    The birth of the camera phone happened on June 11th, 1997 when Phillippe Kahn used to a cell phone to send a picture of his newborn daughter to more than 2,000 people around the world. There was no proper device known as a camera phone before this, so Kahn hacked together a digital camera and a cell phone in order to send the photos in real time. Kahn later began LightSurf, a company that was hugely influential in picture messaging. LightSurf technology is still being used by Sprint, Verizon, and

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    thinks he has each of his neighbors figured out just by watching them through their windows. By the middle of the movie Jefferies becomes so addicted to being a voyeur that he feels the need to be closer. He therefore achieves this need by using his camera lens and telescope to look closer into the other rooms. When this addiction of Jefferies first starts off, both Stella, his nurse, and Lisa, his girlfriend, did not approve. Lisa and Stella find it extremely odd of Jeffries to have become so hooked

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    American Beauty by Sam Mendes Essay

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    American Beauty by Sam Mendes This essay has problems with formating      In American Beauty, 1999, directed by Sam Mendes, we are confronted with the permeating images that have consumed mainstream American life. Mendes exploits these images as constructions that we created around ourselves as a means of hiding our true selves. Mendes is able to implicate us in the construction and make us active viewers by exploiting our voyeuristic nature. In American Beauty Mendes uses the voyeuristic

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    over this time period and specifically, to understand the impact digitally captured images have had on the industry. It will also cover the introduction of digital SLR cameras to present day smart phones. Today if a person owns a phone, then more than likely they will have a built in camera. The introduction of the digital camera has potentially blurred the line between amateur and professional photography. The question is what determines whether a photographer is a professional. How do you know

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    experience captured” and the camera helps us put ourselves into the relation of the photographs. The practice of photography gives us assurance by its accurate relation to reality than any other devices. Sontag sets many insights that still exist in today’s photographic society, but it has been modernized into our generation of photographic technology.    As Sontag asserts that photographs are a tool that we rely on when we are in doubt of something. During 1871, the camera became a useful tool for

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    It wasn’t but a cold windy morning when Billy had to go to school.Billy is a boy in the ages between 12-13.Billy didn’t like going to school but not just because he has to do work more of that he get made fun of because he’s short. The class that he like most was math because he had friends and a girl that he liked in there.When Billy went how he made himself a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. He sat down and ate the sandwich and tried to do his science and math homework until his mom got home to

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    pictures. Photography makes an impact on the world around humans without even realizing. Photography is the most common way of saving important memories and being able to share them with family and friends. “You don 't make a photograph just with a camera. You bring to the act of photography all the pictures you have seen, the books you have read, the music you have heard, the people you have loved.”(Ansel Adams)

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    “Photography is the ability to enclose what you have seen in the frame, but the ability to enclose is the ability to choose one and give up the other “, these great words belong to Spanish writer and journalist Arturo Pérez-Reverte (The life and works of Arturo Perez Reverte). This statement makes sense when we are speaking about photography as a part of the art. This can be a great skill to choose the most important moments in the everyday life, to find the unusual things and put it just in one

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    trip and post it online. The camera has recorded every move his board has made since the record button was pressed. This is not the same as using it when a police officer pulls someone over, or when an officer is chasing someone down, this was for leisure With the deaths of unarmed people like Eric Garner, Michael Brown, and Freddie Gray, the question regarding whether or not police officers should wear body cameras has popped up constantly. The concept is that a camera

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