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he purpose of my speech is to inform the audience about the types of photography. Included in my speech are facts about the camera and photography and some of which give background or help to explain what I’m saying. I do give a short exposition on the first usage of the camera and how modern photography isn’t far off. With these facts, I have also included testimony to back them up and establish credibility. I tried to make the speech familiar by choosing the top 4 most popular types of photography, so there’s a good chance that some- if not most people have done at least one of the 4. Also my use of audiovisuals via power point should help the audience stay interested.
I have my speech structured in chronological order. This allows

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