Sebastian Reed

ENGL 1301-210
2/23/2023

Reflection questions 1

1. I am not very familiar with annotations, but I did read the side notes that looked like
annotations. What I can only say about the annotations is that they are helpful in
reminding the reader about a certain statement in the sentence that takes a while to
understand. In other words, annotations are like little notes written in simple terms for
the reader. Yes, the existing prompts are useful since I do understand the article
enough.

Reflection questions 2

1. I thought over my writing process if it works well, and what have I struggled with in the
past. I think that at least the majority of my writing works well, but the only struggle I
have is trying to be understandable to the reader. I don’t know how to describe the
problem I have that confuses the readers, but it might be that I jut want to finish things
quickly, and not spend more time on proofreading to make sure my writing sounds
good. The only ways I have tried to help myself improve on writing is using third-party
applications to check my writing, such as Grammarly. Not only I use it for proofreading,
but to also check for any misspelled text. Although, I don’t think I have found any new
ways to improve my writing, but only writing classes is the only way for me at this time.
My current writing is so far so good since I am taking classes, and using Grammarly to
give me writing suggestions.

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 “Wedding photography: ‘A shining language,’ by Bezner questions

1. In my own words, the purpose of wedding photography and what couples want out of it
is so that they can remember their special day of getting married, showing their love,
and to tell a story of their life. The expected cultural changes are luxury, drama, ritual
performance, and narrative movement.

2. 1. Separation and preparation of the event.

2. Initiands are instructed and placed in a transitional period of liminality.
3. Novices are reincorporated into the community as passage is consummated.

3. The cakes, rings, dresses, families, and dreams are often displays in wedding
photography’s

4. I will choose figure 2, where the bride is quietly reflecting. She is with friends, family,
and anyone that she knows. She is also leaving her old home, getting dressed, and
getting some touch ups with the bridesmaids.