Visual Composition

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The document contains an agenda for a class that covers topics like formatting hard drives, composing photos, using cameras, photo exercises, social media assignments, reflecting on blogging and social media, and elements of visual communication like framing, rule of thirds, and gestalt theory. It also provides instructions for assignments like shooting two close-up photos and links to online photo tools and examples of good visual stories.

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CONTENT Canon Photo Mentor Photo Tour Leader – Have led photo tours to Tanzania, Goa, Ladakh, etc. Photo Educator – Conduct MasterClasses on Photography across India Photo Jurist – Some of the contests judged are Canon Photomarathon 2012 and 2015 Awards 1. OSM (Outlook Social Media) Photographer Of The Year 2016 2. Winner – India’s biggest blogging contest – Cox & Kings’ #GrabYourDreams (Season 2) 3. Winner – Grand Prize National Geographic Traveller’s GetOutThere Photo Essay Contest 4. Photography Grant #NeelDongreTrust. Published in: 1. CondeNast Traveller 2. National Geographic Traveller 3. JetWings International 4. Travel Plus 5. Huffington Post…

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will likely tell you that the drive will run on both Macs and PCs. This is true, but because the drive is formatted for cross platform compatibility, some stability and facility issues could arise. If your new hard drive is FireWire and you intend to use it with both Macs and PCs, then leave it as is and do not reformat.
Brain actively filters and makes patterns to cognitively handle info by making assumptions. Brain fills in the blanks and creates one single object. People can cognitively handle wide pictures with focus emphasized for the photographers. Thus, you must remember to focus and use natural elements to frame. Family photos, years of influence of bad photography./

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