Forum week 8 - Stages of DyingKübler-Ross’s Stages of DyingInstructions: Please respond to the following: Elisabeth Kübler-Ross proposed five psychological stages of dying: denial and isolation, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance. These stages do not occur in a specific order, and the stages often overlap. Dying people often have to rework the stages, and some dying persons may never reach the fifth stage of acceptance. Do you think this model applies to other significant losses in life (e.g., loss of a job or divorce)? Why or why not? Support your writing with information from resources.

Assignment: Using Graphic Elements in CompositionVisual artists of all kinds—such as painters, illustrators, and sculptors—use graphic elements such as shapes, lines, and points in their work. Photography is no exception. Through the use of shapes, points, motion, and other elements, photographers can add meaning to a work and make it resonate with the viewer. In this week’s Assignment, you will take a photograph and apply graphic elements to that photograph.To prepare for this Assignment:Review Chapter 4 in the course text, The Photographer’s Eye.Choose a subject of interest on which to base the composition of your photograph.Choose three graphic elements from the chapter reading this week to apply in the composition of your photograph.Compose and take a photograph that uses your chosen graphic elements to create a story or highlight a theme.By Day 4The Assignment:Create a PowerPoint presentation that includes the following:In one photograph, apply three graphic elements to create a story or highlight a theme for your composition.Include a brief description of your photograph (title and subject).Write a 3- to 4-paragraph description of the graphic elements of your photograph and the story or theme you are expressing. (My theme is based on poverty and violence). Include answers to the following:Analyze how effective you were at achieving your photographic goal.What might you do differently next time?Be sure to cite at least one example from the course readings to support your writing.Sources to be used:Freeman, M. (2013). The photographer’s eye: Graphic guide: Instantly understand composition & design for better digital photos. Burlington, MA: Focal Press. Chapter 4, “Graphics” (pp. 62–79)This chapter focuses on the use of lines, curves, and shapes in the composition of photographs.Tallis, T. (2006). Critiquing photographs. Retrieved from http://valleyviewfinders.com/wp-content/uploads/critiquing_photographs.pdf This article explains how to critique photography and why this can and should be a positive, helpful exercise.The following websites comprise galleries that allow you to experience the fundamental elements of photographic art.Artnet. (2015). Imogen Cunningham. Retrieved from http://www.artnet.com/awc/imogen-cunningham.html Commerce Graphics Ltd., Inc. (n.d.). Berenice Abbott photography. Retrieved from http://commercegraphics.com/ba.html Vivian Maier. (2014). Retrieved from http://www.vivianmaier.com Use of textbook and other provided sources is necessary. The photograph to be used will be attached below. Link for textbook: https://mbsdirect.vitalsource.com/#/books/97811361...