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The document outlines a proposal for a photography exhibition titled "Actual Abstract" featuring abstract photos taken in school and at home. The student proposes a budget of £420 for a Canon 600D camera, high speed SD card, and tripod. They plan to spend one week taking photos, another week editing them, and a final week evaluating the exhibition, which will display the images on a glass board to give the impression they are floating.
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ЮФ «Гвоздій та Оберкович» виступила офіційним партнером ІV Щорічного осіннього форуму Асоціації адвокатів України “Адвокатура України. Київські дзвони”, що відбувся 24 вересня 2014 року. З експертною доповіддю на форумі виступив керуючий партнер Валентин Гвоздій.
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Task 8
- 1. Final Proposal { Unit 9 – Task 8
- 2. What Is your topic? I have chosen Abstract as my genre of photos because I think that I can be very imaginative with all of my photos and get some clean shots. What is the title of your exhibition? I chose Actual Abstract for my name because it is a really nice clean name that people can remember that it is abstract. Where will you be taking your photo’s? I will be taking my photos in school and maybe at home dependant on the time it takes and if I need any equipment at home. What is your inspiration? My inspiration is to get photo’s which are really clean and give a lot of meaning especially the black and white ones because I find them really interesting. AlisonM is a very good at abstract photos especially the oil and water photo where she mixes the two together to get bubbles.
- 3. Budget: Canon 600D - £320 High Speed SD Card- £30 Viking Tripod - £60 Altogether - £420 Time Table: I will be spending all of my a week getting all of the pictures I need and then for the week after I will be photo shopping all of the pictures to get the best result to make them look imaginative. The week after will be for my evaluation. How will I exhibit my images? I will place them on a glass board and then have them stuck on to that which will look like it is floating in the air.