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[thewritehag]

I was reading Antony's speech from the Tragedy of Julius Caesar (you know the one) and I noticed something.

So, there's southern Shakespeare tiktok going around where the actor is giving this speech in a Southern accent with a specific cadence (if I were to guess, maybe Tennessee or Kentucky?), which got me thinking about other American accents in Shakespeare.

There is one in the movie Renaissance Man with a guy with a heavy Brooklyn accent giving the St. Crispin's Day speech (Henry V) and it gave it a different layer-- not a deeper one or an additional layer; more like a different lens to view the text through. Other American dialects would do the same.

I'm from Utah and there are accents here (there's how 99% of Utah speaks and whatever is going on in Lehi and Spanish Fork), but it's not especially definitive. What is definitive is the cadence used at LDS church meetings.

What I noticed as I read Antony's speech in my internal voice, wasn't how my accent compares to the RP British, Southern, or Brooklyn ones, but the cadence that is unique to the greater Utah culture. If you're from Utah or you've ever caught a snippet of General Conference, you know what I'm talking about, and Antony's speech fits that structure (or the structure fits it).

When someone gives a talk in church (like a spiritual lecture, not exactly a sermon), there's a rhythm not unlike iambic pentamiter. It starts soft and gentle, often with sweet tonal overlay, that becomes definitive and authoritative, to painful pleading, then back to being gentle. This is extremely noticeable during General Conference when any of the authorities are speaking. Even the way talks are formatted parallel Shakespeare.

What I'm saying is, I would like to hear Antony's speech given like it's a testimony on fast Sunday or like the prophet during the Easter session (specifically Gordon B. Hinkley).

It wouldn't be a fun experience for me. Like a lot of people who grew up LDS and are at least questioning the church, I am deconstructing my religion and it's a sensitive subject, but it would be like picking at a scab. I have a morbid desire to see how it would effect me. What would that pain be like?

[retailvewor]

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[kirkmphoto]

Manual Settings

The first thing that needs to be considered when attempting to shoot a series of images for stitching into a panorama are the camera settings. For consistent, quality results everything should be taken off of auto and set manually.  

Most grand vistas are going to have a range of light intensities and light temperatures that will cause the auto settings of your camera to kick in and automatically adjust to compensate. In any single image that’s beneficial but those changes will make it challenging if not impossible to achieve invisible blending in a picture composited from multiple images. 

This picture, which is a composite of five images, of the Hinkley Shoe Tree just outside of Hinkley, Utah illustrates my point. The top and bottom regions are relatively light when compared to the middle of the picture. Had I used auto settings, blending of the five images would have been more difficult than using consistent, manually configured settings. 

(Fujifilm X100T, 23mm, 1/320s, f/9, ISO 200, infrared conversion)