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Essay Instructions: Hi Josh,

Final Course Project for completeness according to the outline above. In addition, the paper should include specific recommendations for testing and market research, the launch strategy, and considerations of external economic or social conditions.
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Submit Final Course Project for Order #A2078472, and Order #A2079545 (Course Project Topic

The Photo Drive).
Hi Josh: - Submit Final Course Project for Order #A2078472, and Order #A2079545 (Course Project Topic The Photo Drive).

Essay Instructions: How has the photo-realism of humans in computer animation changed in the last five years, and what applications will it have in the next year? 2 pages, at least 3 references.

Essay Instructions: I would likt to order to Serban (writer's name).
This is analysis of a controversy Essay.
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Dear Serban

Please read this and keep in mind for writing an analysis of a controversy Essay.

1. Topic: Is traffic photo enforcement a good idea?
2. 1000-1300 words
3. MLA format
4. Total 8 sources and Minimum 4 derived from #5 - #12 on my reference list.
5. Thesis must be including Introduction.

Also, refer to the following instruction.
Thank you.

Essay Instructions: Format: Minimum 1,000 words, double-spaced, 12-point TNR, 1? margins; put your name, my name, the class, assignment number, and date in the upper left corner of the first page; staple and number pages; have a title. Cite sources in MLA style.



Basic Instructions: Find a photograph to analyze. The image itself can interest you for a variety of reasons. The image might be a family photograph, or an image from news, current events, or history. Describe the image using concrete language. As you describe, analyze the physical details of the image to uncover the implicit meanings encoded into the photo.



Detailed Instructions: Every act of description is an act of interpretation, and an act of judgment. The way you describe and analyze the photograph will invite us to interpret it in a particular way. You won?t need to describe every detail, but you will need to describe the key concrete details of the photo so well that we won?t need to see it to understand your interpretation. (You should include it in your essay anyway.) But you?ll also have to ask yourself why you interpret the photo as you do, why certain details are dominant for you, and what contexts and associations influence your interpretations.

If it?s an image from elsewhere, ask how the image was presented in a particular context. From what publication did you select the photo, and why might that influence your interpretation of its meanings? What headlines, captions, and corresponding stories ask us to read the image in a certain way? To what extent might you read the image similarly or differently? Why? Who used the image to tell what story? To what purpose? Consider the #IfTheyGunnedMeDown campaign and Susan Sontag?s ?Regarding the Torture of Others? as examples of people doing this kind of image analysis.