Favorite pictures from collage
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The document discusses several images that use bold colors which stand out against their backgrounds without distracting from the main subjects, including a caterpillar, butterfly, bee, seascape, and landscape. Color, detail, space, and contrast are praised for giving the images a sense of character, physicality, freedom, and peacefulness.
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This document discusses different photographic techniques seen in various photographs, including:
- A landscape photo showing a forest path with greens and browns.
- A portrait orientation photo of the same scene showing more of the forest path.
- A photo where a tire frame adds interest by creating a frame within the frame.
- A photo of a burned warehouse raising questions with colors like orange, black and white.
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This document discusses different photographic techniques seen in various photographs, including:
- A landscape photo showing a forest path with greens and browns.
- A portrait orientation photo of the same scene showing more of the forest path.
- A photo where a tire frame adds interest by creating a frame within the frame.
- A photo of a burned warehouse raising questions with colors like orange, black and white.
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The document discusses research methods for creating new media products, including primary, secondary, qualitative, and quantitative research. It then asks about the specific research methods used for assignments in year 11 photography and advertising units, how the information was stored, and what additional research could be done for future projects. Research for the assignments included primary questionnaires and focus groups, secondary research on the internet, and qualitative and quantitative data from surveys. Information was stored in PowerPoint presentations, bookmarks, and files on the computer and in folders. For future projects, the response suggests conducting audience research and analysis of films, music videos, artists, and genres.
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This document contains summaries of 5 photos by different photographers that impacted the author. The first photo by Shane Kalyn shows a ghostly island floating in the clouds in Tumuch Lake, evoking feelings of being lost and free. The second photo by Joe Motohashi contrasts a bird's white eye against blurred flowers, bringing feelings of peace and wonder. The third by Marc Henauer depicts an underwater park in Austria after spring flooding. The fourth by Spencer Black uses long exposure to capture the movement of blue ghost fireflies in a dark forest. The last landscape photo by Julie Fletcher shows a beach with lightning-struck trees during a perfect disaster.
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Team meeting of bringing together ideas sheet
Zephyr Advertisement is a creative agency developing an advertising campaign. Members of the creative team proposed various ideas for the company name, slogan, and color scheme. Stan suggested "Zephyr Advertisement", "Regenerating ideas", and a blue, orange, and black color scheme. Andrew proposed "Axel Advertising" and a red and black scheme. After discussion, the team selected "Zephyr Advertisement" as the company name, "Regenerating ideas" as the slogan, and a gold and black color scheme inspired by Stan and Andrew's ideas. Their target audience will be young adults.
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- 1. I really like this this image because the colours really stand out, the black outline of the caterpillar helps to make it stand out. The bright green background doesn’t take away its true beauty nor the main focus of the photo. I like how this image uses colour, it almost looks as if the butterfly is transparent and the colour is reflecting off the flower. I love how these colours again stand out boldly. I love how this photo has loads of detail, you can also see this bee’s mouth giving it a character and physicality. The background is a simple green, which doesn’t take away the main focus of this bee.
- 2. I like how this image uses colour, and space, it almost makes you feel as if you’re there due to the vast spaced viewed from one angle, it gives a sense of freedom because the sea just continues onwards. I also like the contrast in blues and greens. I like how this image uses colour, and space, With the different shades of green. And the reflection of the sun slicing through the trees. I like how this image seems peaceful with different levels and textures. I also like the contrast of the blue lake and green hilltops.