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Question 1

In James Welling's 9812, the layered source photos are saturated in red, green, and blue to represent the __________.
◦ basic colors digital photography
◦ colors used in early art photography
◦ unaltered state of his photography
◦ manipulation of documentary images

Question 2

In Place de L'Europe Behind the Gare St. Lazare, Paris, Henri Cartier-Bresson creates a dramatic composition by __________.
◦ enhancing the reflective surfaces of daguerreotypes
◦ using shutter speed to capture a man leaping over a puddle
◦ layering and arranging different photographs
◦ increasing the aperture to control the lighting
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