LarkVeil 學測英文非選題：團體拍照與個人意願 — 範例解析

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The two pictures show students taking a group photo after an activity. In Picture A, one student raises and points a camera at the group. Three classmates face the camera, but another classmate at the edge turns away and covers his face. He looks uncomfortable, while the photographer seems unaware of his reaction. In Picture B, the photographer keeps the camera lowered and gestures before taking the picture. Three students stand together and smile, while one classmate chooses to stand outside the frame. The scene seems calmer, with one classmate comfortably outside the frame. When I take photos with other people, I try not to assume that everyone wants to appear in them. I ask before pressing the button and give people time to step aside. I also show the picture to the group before using it. Last year, a friend disliked her expression in a photo chosen for our school club display. I removed it at her request and selected another picture with her approval. The experience taught me that a photo may feel casual to the photographer but personal to the person in it. Respecting a refusal does not ruin the memory; it helps everyone feel safe and included. Clear questions, patient listening, and a willingness to delete an unwanted photo are simple ways to respect different preferences.