Ci 350 digital imaging slideshare assignment
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1) The document discusses a digital image collage created by the author for a class project about families. 2) The collage includes photos of families from different ethnic backgrounds as well as less traditional families to expose students to diversity. 3) The author outlines the process of creating the collage which involved selecting images, cropping out family members, arranging the layers, adding a background, and including a heading.
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