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how I would use that technique like be in long grass to take photos like in africa.
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-The sheep has always been a favorite farm animal.
-When I was younger I went to a farm for a field trip my school set up. We had seniors watching over us and set apart in groups of 3. Two kids would go with one senior. As we were walking it was feeding time for the sheep and they decided to give the sheep the leftover vegetables. I noticed all the sheet crowded over eachother and one couldnt get anything to eat, so I went inside the fence, grabbed some lettus and gave it to the sheep. I noticed that the sheep was eating it too fast so I dropped it in fear that it would bite my small fingers off and when I dropped it the sheep came closer to me quickly and layed its head on my chest and stayed like that till I left.. I never hugged it back because I was a little scared..but I I appriciated it :) I will never forget that moment.. I hope that sheep had a good life.
- "Sometimes you gotta let the past behind ya"
- Earings that are sea turtles and have silver and turquoise on it is my prized small item. My father bought it for me thinking of me in hawaii
- The color yellow represents happiness to me, blue is sadness, and purple is boredom. Orange in a relationship is a warning I guess.
The thing that has affected my heart is the inability to love someone. Lots of people find love or have a few crushes every few years. I've had only one so far and It was when I was young so almost 8 years ago I've broken many hearts of telling those who liked me i had not felt the same back to them. I kinda beat myself up over it a lot because of it...but one day the pain will go away of turning one down and I'll eventually feel the same way back and ill be happy with them. it's all on patience..just gotta go with the flow ig.
Option b. neoclassicism-virtue of the common hero
This is a newly rediscovered Greco-Roman ideals that draw inspiration from the "classical" art and culture of ancient Greece or ancient Rome. The main Neoclassical movement happened with the 18th century Age of Enlightenment and continued in the early 19th century, competing with Romanticism. In architecture, the style continued throughout 19th century, 20th century and to the 21st century.
