Three Conclusions Using Fletcher's Principles

 


Look to the Future

          The fate of Arop, Warapu, Malol, and Sissano should de disquieting to residents of the West Coast of the United States. A Pacific earthquake could easily send a tsunami their way as well. If they were lucky and the quake was distant, they'd have a couple of hours' warning. But if the quake were closer to shore, they might not know what was happening until they saw the wave looming overhead. --- Kathy Svitil

 

End with a Summary

          While I realize using snapshots as a sketchbook is no substitute for drawing or painting on location, it is a way to unravel at least one artistic quandary. Perhaps the wise use of snapshots can free some valuable time and rejuvenate your artistic sensibilities. --- Lynn Newman

 

Finish with a Quote

          "As it's difficult to guarantee that we can recreate all that will be lost," Zedler says, "our primary responsibility must be to protect what's left."  --- Steve Nadis

 

 

 

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