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  1. @abbcass100

    Photography Characteristics in 80’s Photos

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    https://www.artsy.net/series/youth-culture-ages/artsy-editorial-photographers-captured-rebellious-youth-80s For this assignment we are to find the following in photographs on this website. I will put the photo into this post and put its photo characteristic in the caption. Each of these points are present in a lot of the photos, its just they are focused on more in some photos rather than…
  2. @abbcass100

    Daily Creates Week 3

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    @ds106dc #tdc2806 The New Wave happened differently in different areas of the world. Two examples are from France, the other are American. pic.twitter.com/sQDTJeSesG— Abby Cassell (@abbcass100) September 18, 2019
  3. @abbcass100

    Photography Style

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    Do I have a photography style? This question has plagued me ever since I read the assignments for this week. In my mind, I just point my camera at something pretty and take the photo. There isn’t usually a lot of forethought on how the photo will come out or how I will use shadows…
  4. @carly g

    80s Photography Styles

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    For this post, I wanted to use the article “These photographers captured the Rebellious Youth of the 80’s” to study their photography styles and techniques. After looking at the various photos that each photographer shoots, it seems that there are so many present techniques in 80’s photography. Selection is seen by many of the photographers … Continue reading "80s Photography Styles"
  5. @IezziHannah

    Week 3

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    Happy Friday everybody! This week I completed digital create prompts on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday on Twitter. I read a little more about the hyperlink and how revolutionary Bandersnatch was, it took me a little bit to really grasp the concept of the hypertext but I think I am starting to understand. I watched a video […]
  6. @IezziHannah

    Story Analysis: Stranger Things

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      After watching and reading some more about the hyperlink, digital storytelling, and storytelling in general. I decided to analyze the Stranger Things series on Netflix, season 3. I analyzed the way the show fits in the theme and how the story works along with how the show relates to the readings and videos. I […]
  7. @MentalWalkabout

    Week Three Summary

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    I began by reading I link, therefore I am and was immediately interested in whatever would come next. I’ve always been someone who finds great pleasure in enjoying a good story, so this seemed like it could only lead to something wonderful. It set me up to quickly fly through the rest of the provided…
  8. @madelinewelsh2

    Weekly Summary

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    I’ve found that this class allows a lot of room for creative and I’m very happy about that. Daily creates are always my favorite, but this week’s were a bit funnier and sillier than last week’s. In fact, most of my weekly assignments had a different vibe than before too. My weekly assignments were a ... Read moreWeekly Summary
  9. @carly g

    Create a logo that is simple but detailed

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    For my assignment, for 4 stars, I created a logo for the Ice Cream shop that is primarily a big part of Season 3 of Stranger Things. I used to shop “Scoops Ahoy” and created a logo that I thought would represent their brand and what color scheme would be most appropriate given the show. … Continue reading "Create a logo that is simple but detailed"

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