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Quel mot vous vient à l’esprit quand on parle de polyculture-élevage et grandes cultures ?

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Quel mot vous vient à l’esprit quand on parle de polyculture-élevage et grandes cultures ?

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I teach at Ventura Community College, I work for KABC TV 7 News as a graphic artist and I teach software classes for my union.  

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Meeting ID 975 5185 1378 Password: 3TgLYe

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Can I click video

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I like ice breaker activity because It is very fun.

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Guo Si Ning
Strategist
Self employed
Tuition agency
Improve Marketing

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1.Latin Music
2. Zumba
3. Saint Martin

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Great class, I use a Padlet exercise for "Is it real or is it Photoshop?" what do you think this one is

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Great class, I use a Padlet exercise for "Is it real or is it Photoshop?" what do you think this one is

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Check out this picture.

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Click here for information about the Legacy Reserve Collection

To collect a Legacy Reserve photograph, contact Customer Support at
800-228-9686 or contact a Mangelsen-Images of Nature Gallery

ABOUT THE IMAGE:
The alluring picture before you is counted among the most famous wildlife photographs in the history of the camera. Often referenced as an example of narrative nature photography at its finest, it is indeed an iconic image.

It is Thomas D. Mangelsen's most instantly recognizable and prized fine art photograph. With this jaw-dropping "predicament scene" in which the viewer is invited to imagine the outcome, Mangelsen captures the exact moment that a spawning sockeye salmon, leaping over the rapids at Brooks Falls, flies dramatically right into the awaiting opened jaws of a massive Alaskan brown bear.

Besides the visual impact, Catch of the Day is a testament to Mangelsen's ability to previsualize a composition first in his mind's eye, then positioning himself above the falls of Brooks River, allowing all of the critical elements to converge and pure magic to happen.

Over the years, since the unprecedented image was captured without digital manipulation, countless other nature photographers have attempted to emulate this Mangelsen classic.

"After a week I still wasn't sure I had gotten the image I wanted of the catch. I had seen it several times, which was special enough, but it all happened so fast and there were so many variables, that I couldn't be sure if I had reacted quickly enough to capture it on film. I wouldn't know for certain until I saw the processed film weeks later."

Only 950 limited editions were originally released and they quickly sold out. The first 20 numbers were reserved until now and represent a rare opportunity to own a true Mangelsen masterwork.

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Catch of the Day | Legacy Reserve Collection

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In 1975 when Mangelsen created his very first limited edition photograph, he made the decision to hold back his most cherished prints, numbered 1 through 20, so that one day as a career capstone they would be offered as part of a <a style="color:#907150;

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Hi I'm Bilaliyah Sabir your Instructor.

The three things that I would like to share with you:

1. I'm the oldest of nine siblings

2. I love to ride horses

3. I went parasailing in Hawaii