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8. I think one of the most inspirational parts about photography is that you’re never droanllye.
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v Complete these notes as you watch the video. Write only important words, not full sentences, and abbreviate common words.
Pros
Cons
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Proper Names
Antarctica 南极洲
Words and Phrases
have no problem doing sth. 做某 事没难度 pretty much 基本上，差不多 caption n. 标题，说明文字 artistically adv. 在艺术方面
4. Experienced travelers know that it is important to abide by the customs of the culture you are visiting.
5. You can immerse yourself in another culture, even if you can’t speak the language.
6. When photographs are compelling and inspirational, it makes people want to read the stories that accompany them.
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v Watch the video, and then compare your first impressions with a partner. Talk about what you remember, what surprised you, and what interested you.
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DISCUSSION
n Discuss the following questions with a classmate or in a small group.
1. In what ways is a photographer a type of anthropologist?
7. In fact, it’s kind of spoiled regular travel for me because the camera has always given me an opportunity to walk urpaltloy people and spend time with them and even go hroamlley with them.
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The Gift of Traveling
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The Gift of Traveling
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5. And so the real challenge for a photographer is to bring her or his own unique virsailolyn to that subject matter.
6. And in the case of the work that I do on assignmraelnlyt, it’s primarily telling a story that is compelling enough—where you know the photograph is compelling enough to get people interested in reading the captrioalnlys or what’s going on. And hopefully that will lead them rinaltloya more in-depth written piece.
culture stories
kids travelers
photographers unusual
1. Annie’s children travel with her to foreign countries and spend a lot of time hanging out with kids from other cultures.
4. They pretty much can sert up caamllpy anywhere.
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2. She’s 18 now and she has no problem hoprpingaollny a plane and going overseas.
3. If you go into each culture opellny and look people in the eye and obsrearlvley and listen, you’re going to make conrnectioanllsy that are well beyond what most travelers gert to selley.
n What do you think it would be like to be a professional photographer who travels around the world? Write some pros and cons of the job. Discuss your answers with a partner.
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• allow self to immers →8. another cult & anvail
• 9. not req gd lang skills
• be a guest, i.e., follow 10. tnheir way of doing thnings
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n Use your notes to create an oral summary of the video with your partner. As you work together, add details to your notes that your partner included but you had missed.
2. When making friends in new communities, people don’t always have the same language in common.
3. Flexibility is an important quality for professional photographers on assignment because they might have to set up camp in some unusual places.
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b Work with a partner and write in the blank the word from the box that best completes the sentence.
communities spend
1. More importantly, when we travel they have lived in communities. We never stayed in hortaellys. And so they were always in little communities where they were hanging out with rkaildlys. And sometimes they had language in comrmaollny, and many times they did not. And they’ve learned how to have fun ther waallyythose kids had fun.
2. What is Annie Griffiths’ advice for communicating with people from different cultures? Do you agree with her? Why or why not?
3. Why does Annie Griffiths say regular travel is spoiled for her?
• not always lang in comm but • compel ppl to 7. Nread captn /