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This document provides resources and instructions for an assignment on compositing and manipulating photographs. Students are asked to select two images to cut and paste together with text to complement the images. The document lists several artists like Man Ray, Zarina Bhimji, and Pedro Meyer whose work uses these techniques. It also provides tutorials on compositing in Photoshop and assigns students to think about text, take additional photos if needed, and work on their composite image in Photoshop for the first coursework assignment due this week.
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