Question

what is one benefit of drawing something with reflective surfaces from a photograph rather than from life? taking a photo freezes the reflections. taking a photo limits your perspective. taking a photo flattens the image.

Explanation:

To determine the benefit, analyze each option:

• "Taking a photo freezes the reflections": Reflections on reflective surfaces (like metal, glass) change in real - life. A photo captures a single moment of the reflection, so this is a benefit for drawing as the reflection is static.
• "Taking a photo limits your perspective": Limiting perspective is a drawback, not a benefit for drawing.
• "Taking a photo flattens the image": Flattening the image is not a benefit for drawing reflective surfaces; it loses depth which is important for such subjects.

So the correct option is the one stating that taking a photo freezes the reflections.

Answer:

A. Taking a photo freezes the reflections.