Biography lens reviews

"Lens and Life" is more than an autobiography.
His journey is highly relatable, personal to the heart, and intimate to the soul.
Her photographs are a testament to her vision and skill, capturing moments that are simply breathtaking!

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Reeflex G-Series Lenses Review

As iPhones have developed, so has the range of built-in lens options that are now baked into the devices. While these built-in lenses offer easy access, convenience, and creative options, they can be somewhat limited due to some notable distortions that they give. For this reason, I have been using third-party add-on lenses for the past few years, as the quality I get from add-on lenses is much better than those I get from the built-in alternatives. I have found that many-a-photo has been ruined by an elongated person or stretched out object on the edge of a photo.

In recent years, the two lens options I have settled on are those provided by Moment and Reeflex. That is until recently when I started using Reeflex’s new G-Series range of lenses. Today, I’d like to walk you through my experiences using the G-Series lenses.

First Impressions

The first thing I noticed about the lenses was their size. Compared to other add-on iPhone lenses, they are seriously chunky, especially the wide-angle and telephoto lenses. This is a good indication

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Historical or Biographical Critical Lens

Author-Based/Historical Criticism

Though generally author-based and historical criticism are seen as two different categories, for the purpose of simplicity, we are going to combine them together in this text. An author-based/historical critical lens is focused on uncovering the person of the author in a text. Since this text focuses on discovering the voices of women through history, this approach can be very useful in helping us to get to know the women behind the texts we read.

When looking through this ‘lens,’ our goal is to find out as much as possible about the author and their life and context. We might read a biography on the author or read about the time in history in which they lived. Learning about the author’s life and where and when they lived can tell us a lot about a text, and vice versa.

For example, many students have trouble with Emily Dickinson’s poems. They don’t seem to make sense with their strange punctuation and fixation on death. But, as we investigate her life, we find that she didn’t intend for her poet