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Hotmale Posted 14 years ago
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Do photography
Hello,
I've always thought that one "takes a photo" instead of "does a photo". However, I've just found in my dictionary an example of "do photography". Does it mean that these two verbs are correct or there are some differences between them?
Thank you
I've always thought that one "takes a photo" instead of "does a photo". However, I've just found in my dictionary an example of "do photography". Does it mean that these two verbs are correct or there are some differences between them?
Thank you
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They are different activities. He takes a photo. - He goes out with a camera and presses the button that activates the shutter.
- They are different activities.
- He takes a photo.
- - He goes out with a camera and presses the button that activates the shutter.
- He does photography - he is a professional, amateur, or other kind of serious photographer.
- It implies that he is earning some money for doing photography.
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They are different activities.
He takes a photo. - He goes out with a camera and presses the button that activates the shutter.
He does photography - he is a professional, amateur, or other kind of serious photographer. It implies that he is earning some money for doing photography.
He takes a photo. - He goes out with a camera and presses the button that activates the shutter.
He does photography - he is a professional, amateur, or other kind of serious photographer. It implies that he is earning some money for doing photography.
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