We are three friends. steven and mike are really good and funny. we go everywhere together and take photos for our class album. mike is a bit bossy, that why sometimes we fight. in this photo mike and steven are not fighting. they are just standing for a photo.

мы трое друзей. стивен и майк по-настоящему хорошие и смешные. мы всегда ходим только вместе и фотографируемся для нашего классного альбома. майк иногда ведет себя, как командир, из=за чего мы с ним, бывает, деремся. на этом фото майк и стивен не дерутся. они просто позируют для фото.

In ours days we are all dependent on the phone. some believe that it is bad and the other good.pros gadgets that we can communicate with people in the far distance. watch movies, read books and listen to music. get any information at any time. whether it is early in the morning or late at night.in addition, there are pluses and minuses. for example, the deterioration of view, a waste of time. it may also lead to dependency.personally, i need a phone in order to receive new information, listen to music, take photos and video that will remind me wonderful moments of my life. watch movies, read books. i think all you need to use all possible technologies correctly and not abused.

1. g what kindled your interest in wildlife photography? my passion for photography was ignited the first time i picked up a camera. my father was an amateur photographer and his love for it was passed down to me. i love everything about nature, landscape, animals, everything wild, where you can’t see the human hand. 2. l can you mention some basic traits for being a wildlife photographer? being passionate, patient and being in love with the wild. 3. a what makes animals so special for you? to be close to them makes me feel instantly at peace. i feel completely relaxed; you don’t need to demonstrate anything. the last moving moment was just observing a couple of lynx, and suddenly a flock of starlings flew above us, breaking the silent scene with their wing sounds. 4. f when on a safari, do you look for specific species? when you go there, you can find such a diversity of wildlife. i try to be ready for expecting the unexpected. 5. k have you ever felt the pressure of being a woman photographer? most of the wildlife photographers i know are male. i don’t know why, because there isn’t any difference in the gender behind the camera. photography is about creativity and creativity doesn’t distinguish between male or female. 6. e could you tell us what role photography plays in your life? i love it because every single day is different, unexpected, you can only wait and be ready for everything. 7. d what species are you planning to take pictures of? white bears in alaska, whales in south africa; although i’ve been there, it was not the time for whales. puffins on the farne islands are also on my to-do list next month. 8. j can photography change people’s attitude towards endangered species? through the internet, photography has a great influence and gets to a huge audience. some images can touch people’s hearts. i think the more you know about nature, the more you love it. 9 n in your view, what makes the best wildlife picture? a good picture should impact you for any reason, the subject, the moment, the light, the action, originality, creativity, or a combination of some of them. 10. h which photographer has been the greatest influence on you? steve bloom was my first reference, the first one i started to admire and i still do. his photography has impact and touches many people’s hearts and my own one.11. m what has helped you achieve so much? i have never lost confidence and have kept trying, trying and trying. 12 c what advice can you give to those aspiring to photography?

learn to see and trust the camera you have. try close to your house, at a zoo or the countryside around you, and then, if you feel a real passion, you are ready to try harder to become a wildlife photographer. b what makes you pursue this thrilling genre of photography? i when did you take up wildlife photography?