听力原文：M: I'd like to know more information about your background.W: I studied at the un

听力原文：M: I'd like to know more information about your background.

W: I studied at the university in Barcelona and after graduating I worked for my father's advertising agency for three years. In 1976, I decided to quit the job and devote myself to Photography.

M: You learned Photography on your own. Why didn't you go to a school of Photography instead of studying Communication Sciences？

W: At that time there was no school of Photography in Spain. While I worked at my father's agency, during vacations I would study how the agency's professional photographers were taking photos.

M: Photographers seem to take pictures of things that exist around us, but your works are different in this way. Your works are neither documentary nor landscape photos, so you capture a completely different subject. What made you start photographing the kind of subjects that don't exist？

W: I was thrilled at the fact that people tend to confuse the photograph with the reality, as if a photograph functions as a mirror of reality. For me it was clear that a photograph is just a constructed image, an image that is not natural nor spontaneous but made intellectually and technologically.

M: It means that a photograph doesn't exist by itself, it contains an exterior factor, so the photograph is a mixture of arguments.

W: Yes, for me any photograph is an invention.

When did the woman decide to learn Photography？

A．When she was studying in the university.

B．When she was working for her father.

C．In 1976.

D．Three years ago.