Inspirations for my final major project
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This document lists several artists that provide inspiration for a final major project: Frank Blackburn for use of natural vibrant colors with little editing; Shaun Bowden; Glenn Clarke; Chris Herring; and Adam Burton, who is cited as one of the biggest inspirations for taking photographs.
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Inspirations for my final major project
- 1. Inspirations for my final major project
- 2. Frank Blackburn In his work he uses mostly natural vibrant colours and doesn’t over edit them this where I took my inspiration for natural colours from.
- 3. Shaun Bowden
- 4. Glenn Clarke
- 6. Adam Burton One of my biggest inspirations when it comes to taking my photographs is Adam Burton.