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| | A photographer is a person who is occupied with photography. Photographers are divided into amateur and professional photographers.
* An amateur photographer is the one who does photography for his own pleasure or entertainment.
* The professional photographer is the one who does photography professionally for the earning of profits.
The work of the photographer in a narrow sense represents the shooting of photographs directly. In a broad sense, a photographer is a person whose job consists of the preparation for carrying out the shooting (selection of models, details, equipment, site etc.), the direct shooting of photographs and the subsequent work for the processing and printing of the photos.
Photographers are categorized on the basis of the field of their activity and photo genres. Some of them are:
* Press photographers (newspaper photographer), the photographer who is occupied with photo-journalism.
* The paparazzi are the press photographers who shoot the scenes from the private lives of stars from film and show business and politicians for subsequent sale.
* A photo-artist is the photographer who does artistic photography.
* A documentary photographer is a photographer who shoots and makes documentary photos.
* An advertising photographer is the photographer whose profession is to make advertising photographs.
Achievements of Dogs
Tracking Down
In 1925 the Doberman-pincher Sauer trained by detective-sergeant Herbert Kruger, tracked a cattle thief throughout the entire Great Karroo, South Africa for 160 km just guided by his smell.
A unique dog who could have become sacred:
There was a local rumor going on about miraculous healings, occurring at the grave of a French borzoi known by the nickname of Saint Guinefort who died in the 18th century while rescuing a boy from snake, and for this the people declared it to be a Saint. But the church never gave it the Sainthood.
A unique dog recognized as a prisoner of war:
The pointer bitch by the name of Judy, a favorite among the crew of the English war ship Grasshopper, in 1942 was taken prisoner by the Japanese together with the team and it was interned in the camp for war prisoners.
Rat Catchers:
Somewhere in between 1820 and 1824, a bull terrier named Billy having a weight of 11.8 kg for 17 hours killed 4000 rats. On the 23rd of April, 1825 for 5 minutes and 30 seconds it killed 100 rats on Tafton Street, Westminster, London, Great Britain.
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