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It is not true that the idea that art (making photographs) was once alive and well is still valid. Craftsmanship is not a linear process that goes from simple to complicated.

Pictures are something that humans have made for many reasons. They can be used to embellish, inform, or just plain entertain. Individuals should share their knowledge with one another.

Making art (drawing, painting and so on) is what a few people refer to as. It’s a subset of making pictures. Pictures can be used for many purposes, primarily because we have eyes that see. Talking with each other is essential. Express your thoughts and respond.

Craftsmanship uses visual shapes/structures and hues to create meaning. Sometimes these ‘implications’ may be too shallow.

Art has not changed from being ‘open’ to improving. This is not ‘later. Since their inception, Haumans has continuously used their abilities to create pictures for political commitment and political thought processes. Some people call this movement craftsmanship.

Photographs were not used only for embellishing purposes. Pictures were also used to communicate thoughts.

The movie Remember the Titans is an artifact I feel embodies or references ethical values. It tells the story about two segregated schools in Virginia: one all-white school and one all-black school. One school is forced to integrate, and an African American man becomes the head coach for the football team.

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