Explanation

The photographer made Stephen Leacock wait for Three-hour.

(In the essay "With the Photographer" by Stephen Leacock.

In this essay the author humorously describes being made to wait for three hours while the photographer prepares his equipment and attends to other tasks).

Explanation

The Photographer had the author with his Disgusting remarks about the face of the author.

(The photographer's unpleasant and blunt comments about the author's appearance had a disconcerting effect on the author, adding to the humor of the situation).

Explanation

The Photographer made many Unpleasant remarks regarding the face and features of the author.

(In the essay "With the Photographer" by Stephen Leacock.

In this essay the photographer makes blunt and unflattering comments about the author's appearance, leading to humorous exchanges between the two).

Explanation

The Photographer found the author's mouth Too low.

(In the essay "With the Photographer" by Stephen Leacock.

In this essay the photographer suggests that the author's mouth is too low and needs to be retouched to appear more centered and expressive).

Explanation

The Photograph's looks were Cold.

(In the essay "With the Photographer" by Stephen Leacock.

In this essay the author describes his photograph as having a cold and unsmiling expression, despite the photographer's attempts to get him to smile).

Explanation

The Photographer's studio was Not properly arranged.

(In the essay "With the Photographer" by Stephen Leacock.

In this essay the author describes the studio as chaotic and disorganized, with various objects and equipment scattered about).

Explanation

The Photographer wanted to remove the author's Eyes.

(In the essay "With the Photographer" by Stephen Leacock.

In this essay the photographer suggests retouching the author's eyes to make them appear larger and more expressive).

Explanation

The Photographer by retouching, made the author's mouth One quarter full.

(This is a quote from the essay "With the Photographer" by Stephen Leacock.

In this essay the author humorously describes the photographer's attempts to improve the picture by retouching his mouth to make it appear slightly more smiling).

Explanation

The purpose of the photograph is fulfilled when it successfully captures.

It conveys the intended subject, emotion, or message.

Explanation

The author was called to see a proof of his photograph on Thursday.

(This is a quote from the essay "With the Photographer" by Stephen Leacock, where the author is asked to come to the studio on Thursday to see the developed photograph).