3. Why would a photographer reduce hard shadows?

explain working with mesh shadows in photoshop?

Select one of the five factors that determine good bokeh  aQuality of the background bAmount of shadows cFile size of image dUsing a tripod

Youif i Hold the object slightly away from a smooth surface (floor, wall, etc.) when the sun is shining and observe the shadow. Are the edges sharp or blurry? then i would Move the object further away from the surface and observe any changes to the shadow - does it change in blurriness, in size, etc?

27. What the main idea is for this paragraph.Black-and-white camera film, in the old days of photography, was very sensitive to blue light but not tored light. Blue skies would often show very little detail, because the film couldn’t record all thatit was seeing. To compensate, photographers would put a red filter on the lens, darkening the skyenough that the film could record its fluffy clouds.This paragraph best supports the statement that,A. Red filters were very popular in the old days of photography.B. Infrared rays are invisible to the naked eye.C. Black-and-white photography used to be very popular.D. Red filters cut out some blue light on black and white film.E. Blue filters cut out red light.28. The use of desktop computer equipment and software to create high quality documents such asnewsletters, business cards, letterhead, and brochures is called Desktop Publishing, or DTP. Themost important part of any DTP project is planning. Before you begin, you should know your intendedaudience, the message you want to communicate, and what form your message will take.The paragraph best supports the statement that,A. Desktop Publishing is one way to become acquainted with a new business audience.B. Computer software is continually being refined to produce high quality printing.C. The first stage of any proposed DTP project should be organization and design.D. The planning stage of any DTP project should include talking with the intended audience

Swap the textures of two different everyday objects and show the effects of light and shadow on them.