Article: Having your subject look directly at the camera lens will help you take a detailed photo of their iris and pupil. If you want to capture the eye from a different perspective, have your subject look at a fixed point so you can find the best angle from which to take the shot. Are you drawn to the colors and patterns of the iris, or the reflection of the light on the pupil? Do you want to focus on the wrinkles around the eye, or the curvature of the eyelashes? Your answer to this question will be the main detail you focus on when taking your shot. A catch light is the small white spot you sometimes see in close-up photographs of the eye. You can create a catch light by setting up a stable, continuous source of light. You can use a softbox, an umbrella, a ring light, or natural light to create this effect. Make sure that your camera isn't casting a shadow over your shot. Many close-up shots of the eye don't turn out for the simple reason that the photographer didn't get close enough to the eye. Position your camera's lens as close your subject as it can be without your shot going blurry. Be careful not to block the light you need for your shot. Adjust your zoom until you find a viewpoint you like. Widening your shot to include other detail can provide some context, but may take away from the detail you've chosen to focus on. When taking a close-up shot, the slightest shake of your hand can blur your photo. Using a tripod or other surface to support your camera as you take your photo will help prevent this from happening. If you want to take a macro photograph of your own eye, a camera with flip screen is the best option because it will allow you to easily see whether your shot is on target and in focus. If your camera doesn't have a flip screen, however, placing a small mirror behind your camera will also give you a view of the display screen. If you're taking a photo of your own eye with a cellphone, you'll also want to use a mirror. This is because taking a photo of your eye on the selfie setting of your phone will affect the lighting of your shot.
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Have your subject look at the lens or other fixed point. Examine the eye closely and decide what most interests you. Produce a catch light with a continuous light source. Get as close as you can to the eye. Use your camera's zoom to hone in on the eye. Keep your camera steady with a tripod or other sturdy surface. Set up a mirror behind your camera to take a photo of your own eye.

Problem: Article: Anxiety often happens when you're worried about the future, which means you're not taking advantage of the present moment. Return to the here-and-now by focusing on your body, which is always present, even when your mind is far away. Practice some mindfulness by engaging your senses. Bring awareness to one sense at a time, then move onto the next one. For example, start by noticing everything you hear and tune into the noises you often tune out. Do this for about a minute, then move onto your sense of smell. Pay attention to any smells you encounter and do this for another minute. Focus on each sense one at a time until you finish. If you're feeling anxious and cannot seem to get your mind off of death, pull back a moment and focus on your breath. Breathing is an easy way to refocus yourself and enter a calm state in your body and mind. It's one of the easiest ways to slow down and regroup. Try this: inhale for four seconds, hold it one two seconds, then exhale four seconds. Repeat until you feel calm, about six to eight breathing cycles. While meditation is good for anxiety, you can meditate on death to help you feel more calm about it. Get in a calm, relaxed state by sitting down, closing your eyes, then start your meditation. Imagine yourself on your deathbed and talking to the people you love most. What would you say? During your meditation, focus on the happy and positive aspects of life and recognize that change (including death and birth) is an inevitable part of life.
Summary: Return to the present moment. Take some deep breaths. Meditate.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Use your browser to search for "Gumtree." The homepage for Gumtree should be the first result in the search list. You can also access Gumtree on your iPhone or Android phone by downloading the Gumtree app in the Apps store. You can then click the app open once it downloads. To make an account on Gumtree, you will need to create a username for the site. Choose a username that does not give out too much personal information yourself. Use a nickname or a variation on your name. You may need to add numbers to the end of the username if it has already been taken by another user on Gumtree. For example, you may have a username like "ThrifyOne555." Use a password that you can remember easily. Try to have a combination of letters and numbers so the password is strong and hard to guess. You can use a picture of yourself or a photo of something appealing, such as your dog or cat. Having a profile picture can make your ad stand out to potential buyers and attract them to your items. Go for a photo that looks professional but still has personality. Have a picture in your profile is optional and completely up to you. You can have a Gumtree account without one.

SUMMARY: Go to the Gumtree website. Create a username and password. Add a profile picture.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Different string gauge and material give you different feel and sound. Research what you need by all means necessary, including playing your guitar. Some examples are; Rock genres- 46-36-26-15-13-10. Metal/down-tune- 54-48-42-24-17-12 After finding a gauge you like string them onto your guitar and always stretch them. Remember that most guitars will not hold past certain brands of 56 gauge. Sometimes a perfect lower gauge action will not be welcomed with a higher gauge string. Adjust your bridge referencing to step 1 to accumulate the best of your guitar.
Summary: Know what you need. Find a gauge. Adjust accordingly.

Another great way to convey new information to someone is to compare it to something he or she is familiar with. Find out what your client does or is interested in, and compare SEO to that. For example: If your client is the manager of a lakeside hotel resort, then compare SEO to the hotel business. In this case, you could compare good reviews to good links (authority), and the things the hotel has to offer, such as a sauna and a lakeside view, to a website's content and keywords. Some people are visual learners, and may require some sort of illustration (such as a chart or diagram) to help understand things. For example, if you are explaining the different aspects of SEO, consider drawing a circle on a piece of paper, and labeling it with that aspect. Then, move your pen, pencil, or finger over each bubble as you talk about it. You could also consider drawing a comic where Person A asks Person B questions about how SEO works, and Person A answers them. If you are meeting your client in person, open up a search engine and type in the terms one would use to find his or her website. For example, if your client is a residential architect, specializing in exterior design, type the words "residential architect exterior design" followed by the city name. If your client's website does not show up on the first page, but his or her competitor's does, he or she might then realize the importance of SEO.
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One-sentence summary -- Make familiar comparisons. Consider using illustrations while explaining SEO. Consider using a physical example.

Lay parchment paper across the baking sheet or dish. Shake and drip dry. Note that if you feel the seeds are clean enough, you may skip this step (although, see Tips below for a suggestion about reducing phytic acid). Place in the oven. They're ready when they've uniformly turned a light brown.
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Preheat the oven to 170C/340F. Rinse the sesame seeds in a fine colander. Arrange the seeds across the baking sheet. Bake for about 10-15 minutes, stirring frequently to prevent burning. Remove from the oven and let cool completely.