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For my passion project, I made a study about video games, and how they can be so addicting (and possibly cause violence. Here's the link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1umj35b4UfzXdLXeHQRALJsaG_zRt9txTBAvGIr9Oxg0/edit?usp=sharing

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My passion project is about making videos. I like to take pictures when I’m playing video games or something, then edit them and make it in to a short video. Here is two videos that I made.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1E_Cj_cM_a_V8UEAEG26DXRzFb3sCv0Nz/view?usp=drivesdk
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Bb8zS0hq9iaroSw2y9BsFKoS9yt52IIE/view?usp=drivesdk

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https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1YT5zWSqjc-_MjtUipyyRc45V1tka1cuGtngCpjgF0TA/edit?usp=sharing

For my passion project I researched about school. I researched about learning environments, why kids don't like school and how to enjoy school more.

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Hello guys my passion project is about being a content creator like a youtuber. So we have to learn to edit in here and also know how to record. And stream. After we do that we have to post on YouTube.

Ten after that you get views then keep on posting to make you more famous. And one day you can be the biggest youtuber out there to install obs here is a videohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lUyOZd8dnfQ.

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https://info0fact.wixsite.com/japanese

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My Project is about sport but Manley about soccer

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https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/15Z7OtuatEYgzd2EFn9Y453C9DcXxb-uS7Xr0yF_H9TQ/edit#slide=id.p

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My passion project is about photography, heres the link to it. (click the button when to get in the actual project, the stars in the 'links' are to get back to the home page)

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To become a photographer, you dont need any formal or strict qualifications. Key points to become a successful photographer is a good eye, creativity and technical abilities. To increase your photography skills, you can practice taking photos as well as studying photography and taking courses in university or college. Most experienced and professional photographers has tooken university or college courses to gain skill and knowledge. Usually, you will need 5 GCSEs which will includes math, english and 2 or 3 A's in art, design or media. But that will all depend on the university or college. You can also take level 3 vocational classes in photography, art or design based on the university/college. Another thing that is a must in photography is your portfolio. You have to pick out your best photos and put them in your portfolio when you're applying to a university or college. The schools that you are applying for are judging and accepting you based on your work. Other skills include attention to detail, communication, business management, IT, organization, patience, time management, creativity, technical abilities and interpersonal skills. Then of course, you need a camera. But the most important skill you need to become a successful photographer is practice. When you first start out, it doesnt matter how good or bad you are because you'll progress and get better and better with time and practice. Then there is also editing where you can also get better at with practice. ou don't need a professional or fancy camera to take amazing photos when you're first starting. You can always use the best camera you currently have which can be your phone, tablet or even an old camera.

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What is photography? What is a photographer? Photography is a form of art. Photography can capture ones vulnerability of a persons visual perception. Photography can make people feel and experience a lot of different emotions depending on the photo. The emotion can be happy or happy, but it depends on the photo you're viewing or taking. It can influence someone to do something that they couldn't even dream of doing. Unlike for example, a painting or sketch. Photography requires a physical object or scenery to take a picture of. The 7 basic elements of photography, line, shape, form, texture, pattern, colour and space help you take a good photo. Composition can help you express all of these elements.

A photographer is a profession that focuses on taking photographs with a film or digital camera. They use artificial or natural lighting to photograph a variety of people, objects and scenery. There are photographers that focus on studio and objects while there are others who focus on the outside world. Just like there are different types of photos, there are different types of photographers too. Examples are event photographers, street photographers, social media/marketing/promotional photographers, portrait photographers, architect photographers. and landscape/wildlife photographers. But photography isn't just limited to art, people can photograph things for scientific purposes too. Photography can be important in someone's life because it freezes a memory they have had so they can keep it forever. You have to understand how exposure, lighting, depth and perspective work in photography. The most important aspect of photography is lighting and composition is the key to an amazing photo.

Another question that is asked by many is can you make a living out of being a photographer? Lets find out. During your first years as an entry-level photographer, its likely you wont make a lot of money. But the more experienced you and the quality of your work determines how much you make every year. The more time you spend as a photographer, you will probably more money but like i said it all depends on the quality of your work. For example, if you spend 5 years being a photographer but your work isn't good you aren't going to make a lot of money. But if you worked as a photographer for 3 years and your photos are very high quality then you'll most likely make more money than the more experienced worker. Another way you can find or work or possibly make more money. When you're taking photos for someone and they really like your work, they can recommend you to their friends or promote you online. Then, people will see your work and can ask you to take their photos too. Photographers can either can be self employed, can be working for an agency or organization or start their own business. You can have multiple shoots and work each week or day depending on who wants their pictures taken by you. Event, comercial, marketing/promotional and photojournalism are types of photography that can make someone a lot of money. So yes, it is definetly possible to live as a photographer. You can be a successful photographer if you work hard and practice and enjoy what you're doing.

What should you think about when taking photos? There are many things you have to consider. The key things you shoul have in mind is the composition, objects, background, foreground, depth, light, etc. It all depends on what kind of photo you want to take. If you want to take a photo with darker colours then you should go to an area where its darker. Like a lake or beach during sunset or nightime and the opposite if you want a brighter or lighter photo. When taking these photos you should set your camera to black and white, it will be easier to identify where there is light and shadows. It isnt all the same for every picture and its all up to what you're going for. Then the final question you should ask yourself is does your picture tell a story? Photographs are usually made so people can relate and have a connection with. A lot of photos are very good but the photo has no meaning behind it.

The object every photographer absolutely needs is a camera. Though it may seem like a simple task, just like a photo there is a lot of things to consider. If you picked out a camera and it doesn't work with your style of photography or your skills don't match up with the camera can cause a lot of trouble. First what you should do is think about these questions. What kind of photography are you doing? What is your budget? How skilled are you? Are you a beginner, intermediate or are you advanced? How big are your hands? How much control do you want to have over your photos? Will you be sharing your photos with anyone else and when do you plan to switch out your current camera? Then you need to think about how much ISO you want to use up in your photos. If you pick a very big camera but you have small hands, that wouldnt work. If you're a beginner and you choose a more advanced camera which is made for intermediate and more experienced photographers that wouldnt work out either. These are all problems people run into when choosing a camera.

There are many types of photographers out there. Event photographers, street photographers, landscape photographers, portrait photographers, food, promotional, travel and much more. Which one would fit you? Ask yourself what do you enjoy doing? What are you good at? Does it suit your lifestyle and personality? Where do you live? How much money do you want to make? You have to answer these questions and figure out what type of photography you want to do and suits you. If you like weddings and events you should choose event photography. ike scenery and travelling you should choose travel, wildlife or landscape photography and so on.

What makes a good photo? This is completely subjective. Different aspects of a photo draw different people to your work. Your choice of colour, work, lighting and quality are all things that attract different people to your work. Some people may prefer darker photos while there are others who prefer lighter ones. The answers are endless, you cant make everyone like your work and you cant please everyone.

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Light, perceptive, exposure, composition and depth. These aspects are all very important to create a great photo.

Firstly, lighting. Lighting plays a huge role in taking an amazing photo. Lighting determines the photos darkness, brightness, mood, tone and atmosphere of the photo. This make sit necessary to control and manage the lighting so you can get the right colour, texture and quality of the photo. Same with shadows, when you manipulate the shadows you can get the highlights to look right and get a great outcome.

Next is exposure. An exposure is how dark or bright you want a photo to be. If it's darker than you want it to be then it's underexposed. If it's brighter then it's overexposed. But its your own decision to pick how dark or bright you want your photo to be in the end.

Depth, depth is very important when you're taking a photo. Even when you know the basics of it, it can really transform your work and boost your skill. Depth is basicallty the distance between the closest and the furthest objects in the photo frame. It focuses on the closest object which makes it the most clear object in the actual photo. So for example, when you take a picture of a flower. The camera will only focus on the flower and the background will be blurred.

Onto perspective. Learning and mastering perspective will require a lot of time and practice. Depending on where you are and where you're standing will change the perspective and angle of your photo. The type and just your camera lenses can also change the angle. A wide angle lense can take a wider range and a telephoto lens can take a more narrow range. But changing the lens doesn't change the perspective of the photo, it just changes the angle. Only when you combine a position change and a lense change your photo perspective will change. Lastly, composition.

Composition is the way the photo elements are arranged. The photographer can arrange the elements in different ways to attract attention. Composition can be made up of many elements. Lets use this as an example, when you're taking a photo in a beautiful place but the actual photo doesnt look right. That probably means the composition is off. One very popular compositional technique is the ''Rule of Thirds'. It's a 9 squared grid over your photo where it will split your photo into 3rds horizontally and vertically which will equal 9. When you place it on your camera screen, the object/scenery you're photographing it will automatically be properly composed. There are many other composition tricks such as centred composition and symmetry, frame within the frame, leading lines, balance elements in the scene, golden triangles and golden ratio. These are jsut some of the many composition tricks.

Emily, Maryam and Phoebe
Thank you 3 for helping me during the research portion when i was confused on what to do. Then for giving your opinions for this carrd and what i should do for each section of my work.

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Xinglu
Thanks for giving your personal thoughts and points about being a photographer, as you are one yourself. This has really helped with my research about photography throughout this project. Thank you again for letting me use your photos! (Not including the cover photo on the link)
Instagram below ↓

Melody (My dumb sister)
Thank you for helping me check over my work and giving me suggestions on what to add or remove. Also for giving me permission to message your photographer friends so I could get the perspective and view of an actual photographer from them personally.
Instagram below ↓

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To become a photographer, you dont need any formal or strict qualifications. Key points to become a successful photographer is a good eye, creativity and technical abilities. To increase your photography skills, you can practice taking photos as well as studying photography and taking courses in university or college.

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This is my passion project about cooking since I love doing it. I decided to make my own blog where you can find delicious desserts, milkshakes and much more ! Here is the link to my blog: https://sites.google.com/gapps.yrdsb.ca/anjalis-bake-and-taste/home

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I have always loved cooking but never got time to actually cook something.  I decided to start my own cooking channel on Italian food.  I hope you enjoy this as much as I did making it. Make sure to like and subscribe and comment down below what I should make next.

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My passion project is about the mysteries of space example are aliens real ? I hope you enjoy it I put a lot of effort into it .     :)

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My passion project is about the mysteries of space example are aliens real ? I hope you enjoy it I put a lot of effort into it .     :)

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click this link to see the website

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https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/12vC4q4BJfiVTbWSfQQfstXgonAj66EnK3SCB4AN7MQI/edit#slide=id.p

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My passion project is about human rights. Human rights are the rights to which persons are inherently entitled to because they are human beings. A lot of people get hurt because they don't get the rights to talk.

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Hello! This is Sabrina's photohgraphy, passion project please enjoy!

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This is my passion project! It revolves around all of triumphs of the female sex. My passion project also talks about the different barriers put in front of women, and the ways they have overcome them. I hope you enjoy it, because I did put quite a lot of effort into gathering all of the research.

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Hello everyone! This is yet another entry in my blog, and today would be a good day to dive into if women happened to be the ones who had achieved the majority of the major accomplishments throughout history. I am not saying men were to be suppressed, though that would be a rather tumultuous question to answer. I had this question when I first started my blog, and I drafted out answers, but now it has come to make a final conclusion. If it were a female to achieve such prodigious things, it would be very clear that not everything you see today would have been there. However, if women were suppressed at the time that they to achieve such accomplishments, it would be rather difficult. The odds would sadly not be in their favour, but that doesn't mean it was impossible to do such a thing. They would obviously endure the sexism, but I think that in time, as women would go on to achieve more, the sexism would die down. As they slowly achieved more, they would be more well respected

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Hello everyone! This is yet another entry in my blog, and today would be a good day to dive into if women happened to be the ones who had achieved the majority of the major accomplishments throughout history. I am not saying men were to be suppressed, though that would be a rather tumultuous question to answer.

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About Manga's
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1bFJ-T0GMKUhp6VWI-3Z6SsK9dxy8MCn1FmW6D5OrV6M/edit#slide=id.gcd0b5ffd3b_1_11