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| the strangeness of life. It is the most powerful purely visual médium
i ever created. "
| 11 That is why I cringe to hear some people - even photographers,
i though none I really admire - dismissing the idea of the décisive
| moment as outmoded, even irrelevant in the digital âge. That
j somehow, a transcendent picture - a photograph - can be patched
| together from différent digital éléments.
I 12 Sure it can. Just dont call it photography.
| 13 And just as important, don't try to pass it off as same.
Questions
In the opening paragraph. How does Henri Cartier-Bresson
describe photography?
1/ A form of entertainment
2/ A means of expression
3/ An interesting hobby
4/ A complicated process
5/ A work of art
Referring to paragraph 2, according to Bresson, what unique
ability does photography possess?
1/ It can make the subject look good
2/ It créâtes memories
3/ It can predict the future
4/ It has the ability to freeze time
5/ It can alter reality