Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Shoot outdoors. Check your white balance. Adjust your exposure: Consult your camera's histogram.

Answer: Use natural sunlight to light your building. Taking pictures in the early morning or late afternoon removes the harshness of midday sun and provides softer lighting to illuminate a building's details. Checking the white balance is a way to prevent color contrasts that are off. Cameras often reproduce whites with tinges of green, blue or orange. DSLRs usually have a white balance function in the controls; check your manual to locate and use the white balance function. White balance can also often be corrected with photo editing software. The length of your exposure will determine how light or dark the photo will be. Adjusting the lighting can correct problems of overexposure (too much light in a photo, resulting in a washed-out look) or underexposure (not enough light, resulting in a photo that is too dark). DSLRs typically have light meter functionality that will help correct the exposure. Point your camera at the main subject of your picture and make sure your light meter reading is at 0. If the meter is reading to the left of 0, it will be underexposed. If the meter is reading to the right of 0, it will be overexposed. A histogram is a feature on DSLR cameras that displays a mathematical graph of a photograph's exposure. It depicts every pixel's luminosity (brightness) and is useful in determining if areas of a photograph are too bright or too dark. This is especially helpful when taking pictures of a white building.[6]

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Obtain cash in your local currency. Find a currency exchange broker. Look for brokers that offer low spreads. Start placing currency transactions with your broker. Set stop-loss orders. Record the cost basis for your transactions. Limit the amount of currency trading you do.

Answer: You'll need this to convert into other currencies. Free up cash by selling your other assets. Consider selling stocks, bonds, or mutual funds, or take money out of a checking or savings account. In most cases, individual investors use a brokerage service to place their foreign currency transaction. Online broker OANDA offers a user-friendly retail platform called fxUnity for novices that want to buy and sell foreign currency. The online brokerage firms Forex.com and TDAmeritrade also allow you to trade on the Forex market. Forex brokers don't charge traditional commissions or fees. Instead, they make money off the spread, which is the difference between how much a currency can be sold for and bought for. The higher the spread is, the more money you pay to the broker. For example, a broker that will buy a U.S. dollar for 0.8 euros but sells a U.S. dollar for 0.95 euros has a spread of 0.15 euros. Before you sign up for a brokerage account, check its website or the website of its parent company and ensure it's registered with the Futures Commission Merchant and regulated by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission. You should be able to track the progress of your investments with visual software or other resources. Do not "overtrade," or purchase too much currency at once. Experts recommend sticking with investing between 5% and 10% of your total account balance in any single currency trade. Pay attention to currency rate trends before you make the transaction. You have a better chance of making money if you trade with the trend than against it. For example, say that the U.S. dollar has been steadily rising in value against the euro. Unless you have a good reason to think otherwise, you should choose to sell euros and buy U.S. dollars. Stop-loss orders are a crucial part of currency trading. A stop-loss order will automatically exit a position -- i.e., sell off your trade -- once it hits a certain price. This limits the amount of loss you take if the currency you purchased begins to take a nosedive. For example, if you are purchasing Japanese Yen with the US Dollar and the Yen is currently 120, you could set a stop-loss order for a certain price threshold, such as $1 hitting 115. The opposite of this is the "take-profit" order, which is set up to automatically sell out when you have hit a certain profit. For example, you could set a "take-profit" order to automatically cash out when $1 hits 125. This would guarantee you the profit made from the sale at that point. In many countries, you will need a record of this information for annual income tax filing. Note the price that you paid for the currency, the price you sold the currency for, the date that you bought the currency, and the date that you sold the currency. Most major brokerage firms will send you an annual statement that contains this information in case you didn't collect it yourself. In general, because currency trading is so fraught, experts recommend that you limit the amount of currency trading you do to a small percentage of your overall portfolio. If you do end up on the wrong end of the deal -- as 70% of retail currency trades do -- limiting how much you trade, and how much of your portfolio currency trades represent, will help limit the damage.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Take a large piece of leather at least 20 inches (50.8cm) by 16 inches (40.6cm) and trace the entire triangular left foot template on the inside of the leather using a pencil. Flip the template over and repeat the previous step for your right foot. Once you've transferred both triangle templates, cut out the foot outline from the paper template. Trace the left sole onto a new piece of the leather and write "L" on the inside to remind yourself that this outline is for the left sole. Flip the sole template over and repeat the previous step for your right foot, being sure to mark a "R" on the inside of the leather. Cut out all four pieces from the leather using scissors.

Answer: Write a "L" on the inside of the foot to remind yourself that this piece will be for your left moccasin and put a dot where the T intersects. Write a "R" on the inside of the leather and again, mark a dot where the T intersects. You are only cutting out the sole template, which looks like a rough outline of your foot.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Fill a plastic spray bottle with water. Spread the firewood and embers in the fireplace with a fire poker. Spray the fire with water using the spray bottle. Make sure the fire is out before you leave it unattended.

Answer:
Use a medium-size spray bottle as opposed to a cup or bucket to prevent splashing or excessive steam. Make sure there's enough water inside the spray bottle to extinguish the fire and dampen the firewood. You want the firewood and embers to be as open and flat as possible so they cool faster. Continue spraying until you've covered all of the firewood and embers. You want everything to be damp so the wood and embers cool down and go out. There should be no flames or red, burning embers. If the fire restarts or the firewood and embers are still glowing hot, spray more water onto the fire.