Elements need:

-Discuss how photography affected various forms of art (painting, sculpture, etc).

-How did photography influence the Impressionists?

-What is/was the influence of photography

-What is impressionist photography

-Did the impressionists use photography and how did they use photography.

 -Use specific examples.

 -Describe how this work was affected by photography.

Note: The author's ideas and thoughts might differ from yours but rest assured it's all pure interpretation based on your given question. Hope this helps.

1.) Discuss how photography affected various forms of art (painting, sculpture, etc).

• Photography is the 'creation of the moment' which needs a careful consideration in terms of its capturing the subject and getting its perfect angle. Like any other forms of art, painting, sculpture and others, photography does not merely records or documents a history or event, but rather finding and capturing the beauty of the subject, the tonality and its composition.

2.) How did photography influence the Impressionists?

• It gives them the idea that photography is not just used to capture a certain object, but it goes beyond that. Photography impress people and attract rhem, drive them through the captured photo and let them understand its true nature. It also influence photography through capturing ordinary people in their everyday lives and doing things.

3.) What is/was the influence of photography?

• The influence of photography is the subject itself. Long before, artists are more attached to their surroundings that leads them to become considerate to it.

4.) What is impressionist photography?

• Impressionist photography is an art which the artists uses blurred subiects and crooked lines, and it may looked disturbing but it follows a creative process.

5.) Did the impressionists use photography and how did they use photography.

• Yes, absolutely, they uses photography in the manner when they capture a subject, they preferred it when it is moving, because this will test their artistry in processing the moving subject.

 6.) Use specific examples.

• Just like how one impressionist made a painting which the subject was blurred, it's like moving from its position.

 7.) Describe how this work was affected by photography.

• This may somehow affected photography in a way that it leads to discovering something new and authentic, but looks inappropriate at the same time. Nevertheless, it's all pure artistic approach that an artist wanted to convey and present its subject.