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Some photographers work under very stressful conditions and others do not. It depends on the kind of Photography you are doing, whether or not you are employed by someone else and if so, how they are at managing their employees.
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Who is Adrienne Adam?
She is a famous travel photographer... She has a special type of work called over-under water.
Are there photographers who photograph children nude?
Edward Henry Weston, a famous nude photographer, was the first famous photographer to receive the Guggenheim Fellowship in 1937. Another nude American photographer named Robert Mapplethorpe was known for his work in black portrait and naked men. Another nude photographer was Todd Gary Essick, his photography was taken under water which made it very unique.
How do you become a commercial photographer?
Study hard GCSE>A Level>Degree>Masters and become very good. Or love your work, enjoy yourself and work hard. you may have a natural ability, create popular photographs, sell them and then you are considered professional.
When a photographer takes my pictures who owns the rights to the photos?
This depends on a few different things. In general terms the photographer owns all rights to the images they create. There are various laws about what uses a photographer can make of street shots. Some localities require that any identifiable persons sign a release if the image is used for other than news or artistic presentation. Model releases are generally required for commercial use. Under contract or work for hire scenarios the images belong to the party that hired the photographer. So specific circumstances and laws would apply depending on your particular case.
What are disadvantages of biotechnology?
There is no particular disadvantage of Biotechnology.Mostly the disadvantage is in the ethical side. There are many controversies about GM crops. It is considered unethical because we "create" new type of plants focused on high yield under stressful conditions in low cost,by genetically manipulating them. This genetic manipulation is considered something against the laws of nature!
Why does asexual reproduction switch to sexual reproduction under stressful conditions?
For most living things, if it is time to reproduce, they will reproduce. An environment that is unfavorable might even be more of a stimulus, if you think about it - if it thinks that it is unlikely to survive till the next mating season, wouldn't it be better to try to reproduce anyway?
Why do crabs eject their legs under freezing conditions?
When crabs are threatened and stressed to a certain point in the wild, in their natural habitat, they eject their claws and legs. The freezing conditions replicate an environment so stressful for the crab, it does the same under those circumstances.
Under what conditions is the production possibilities frontier linear?
under what conditions an econoy would be operating inside its production possibility frontier?
What are the different ways in measuring performance of computer?
Most typically, Benchmarking programs are used. These are programs which simulate normal use under stressful conditions and guage the performance of the computer for comparison with other systems.
What conditions would lead to the spread of dysentery during the Holocaust?
the conditions that lead to dysentery were from poor conditions and from under heat
What reformer investigated the conditions under which children worked?
Lewis Hine, an investigative photographer and social reformer, is known for documenting and exposing the harsh conditions under which children worked in the United States during the early 20th century. His photographs helped raise awareness about child labor and played a significant role in the eventual passing of child labor laws.
How much money will you earn if you are an under water photographer?
33,344,778,888
What are some common things about Lichen and Moss?
Moss is a plant, Reproduces by means of spores, Gets its nourishment from the air, photosynthesis, and water, Has no root system, Has no vascular tissue, Can go dormant Under stressful conditions.
What is the function Heat shock protein?
Heat shock proteins are a group of proteins that are produced by cells in response to stressful conditions, such as heat or other environmental stressors. They help maintain proper protein folding, prevent protein aggregation, and assist in protein transport within the cell. Heat shock proteins play a crucial role in cellular protection and survival under stressful conditions.
What is the photographer industry category falls under?
Journalism for the most part.
What happens under the conditions?
To what, under which conditions?
Earned his nickname by holding up well under stressful battle conditions?
Stonewall Jackson "stood like a stone wall" during the Union advance at Bull Run, allowing the South time to regroup, counterattack, and prevail.
