Task 5 - Further development
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The document contains potential slogans for an IRN-BRU marketing campaign featuring Brandon Parker. The slogans promote the drink's energizing qualities, suggest that drinking it will lead to success, and repeat that Brandon drinks it so others should too and that it will "get you ripped" though the gym is not included.
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Brandon Parker created 3 experimental photographs. The first used a reflection in a river to create symmetry. He added stars from a stock image. The second used lighting and himself as a shadow to create a dream-like effect. The third layered rain drops and lights reflecting in water to add effects. While each had their own theme, an overarching theme was not fully realized due to time constraints. Overall, the images experimented with editing techniques to manipulate photographs in unconventional ways.
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York will be used as the location for experimental photography projects on Tuesday, February 11th during the day and night. Equipment will include cameras to take photos of monuments in York reflecting different styles to match the theme of "Idealist places". Shots of the river are planned, especially at night to capture reflections of street lights, and in the morning for similar mirrored reflections. Various weather conditions like rain or sun will be utilized to create the desired pictures, with editing as a backup if the raw photos are not completely right.
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