I am an IELTS examiner who just happened to find this site by accident when trying to help one of my students get his result. He kept getting an error message about the connection, and when I googled it I found this site. Ok, while I'm here:
TR 6- you are on topic for the most part, but some of your ideas lack focus, which connects to:
CC 6- your general plan is adequate, your linking is ok, but rather similar to the 'canned' way many people write these sorts of essays; the camera idea in the end is a bit of a no-no- new information in the conclusion shows a lack of planning.The first paragraph is a bit confusing and unfocused. You can feel your ideas progressing from beginning to end, but they wander a bit too much for a higher score. I saw someone recommend ieltsliz- that's a great site and has some good examples of very well organised essays. Use 'less common' linking words so that you don't sound like everyone else.
LR 7- but borderline due to spelling; your range of vocab is good and you have some nice 'less common' language here.
GRA 6 Your grammar is fine, but just so. Range is ok, mistakes not too frequent, but both of these would need to improve for a higher score.
Let's look at the reality of the way these essays are marked- sometimes by poorly trained people who are in a hurry, sometimes by well trained individuals who take the necessary time. It's the luck of the draw. One thing that stands out is your first paragraph- what you are saying here is confusing, mostly due to grammar and vocab problems- 'conception of ideas' 'the perceived outcome'. In terms of the number and gravity of your mistakes, your essay isn't so bad, but the fact that they are in the beginning of the essay might mean that an untrained, hurrying eye might not spend much time on what follows, and you could get a low score because of this. It shouldn't be this way, but in my experience, it unfortunately is.
Do you know the phrase 'you never get a second chance to make a first impression'? I think it applies here.
You can improve your TA/CC by modelling, and getting feedback from somebody who knows. Grammatical range can be improved by adding structures which are easy to put in every essay-- the passive, the present perfect in the first sentence (if you can make a connection between past and present), used to, relative clauses, comparatives etc; Things like spelling and grammatical accuracy are difficult to improve, and nearly impossible if you haven't got much time. Stick to the things that you can fix quickly, and hope you get someone who is untrained and marks high, or someone who takes the time to give your writing a proper evaluation, and is a little kind
Good luck.