In lines 3-6 (“Here . . . branch”), the speaker’s description of Evans’ photography techniques as “acrobatic” suggests that the photographer’s relationship to his surroundings is calculated and artificial
A

dangerous and destructive
B
hostile and predatory
C

reverent and careful
D

innovative and unique

The suggestion that the lines "Here...branch" make about the 'acrobatic' association between the photographer and the surroundings would be:

A). calculated and artificial

Thus, option A is the correct answer.

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calculated and artificial

Explanation:

When the author refers to Evans 'photography techniques as "acrobatic", it means that Evans' photographic techniques are rehearsed, built, unnatural and performative. In others, the author said that Evans' techniques are calculated and artificial, since evans uses these techniques intensively to create images of a purely performatic nature, but without naturalness or meaning, these images present themselves as a trick, which intrude, but have little content and innovation.

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the choice that is not a technique that you should use to come up with ideas for the topic of a research project is, writing about academic subjects that are not interesting to you. this does not belong to the techniques to come up with ideas because having no interest in a certain topic will lose your drive to come up with better ideas. it gives no room for improvement and acquiring of new ideas and information. 

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