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I went up to the top of Mount Cargill this afternoon, it was surprisingly calm up there..usually it's cold and windy!
The Saatchi Gallery, London. December 2008
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Model: Rolleiflex 2.8F Planar
Film : Kodak Portra VC
Focal length [mm]: 80
ISO value: 160
Future communication technology Wireless communication is among technology’s biggest contributions to mankind. Wireless communication involves the transmission of information over a distance without help of wires, cables or any other forms of electrical conductors. The transmitted distance can be anywhere between a few meters (for example, a television’s remote control) and thousands of kilometres (for example, radio communication).
Still frame from "研 . Yan"
COMM3302 Student Work Group 13
Semester 2, 2010
Synopsis:
'Yan journeys to a foreign country and finds the reality to be starkly different to his homeland. Without the ability to assimilate, Yan finds himself in lonely isolation amidst the fast-paced city life. As desperation arises, Yan takes matter into his own hands, but life never turns out how one expects.'
Director: Melissa Loh
Producer: Naomi Munford
Director of Photography: Jacqueline Chor Kiu Chan
Sound Designer: Rebecca Monck
Editor: Alan Hiu Leung Pang
Lighting & Continuity: Alan Hiu Leung Pang
Co-Art Directors: Jacqueline Chor Kiu Chan & Naomi Munford
Based on the idea by: Alan Hiu Leung Pang & Jacqueline Chor Kiu Chan
Co-written by: Melissa Loh & Rebecca Monck
Written by: Melissa Loh
Recorded by: Allison Loh & Alan Hiu Leung Pang
Lead Actor:Benedict Chau
Supporting Actors: Adrain Watts, Jake McLarhnon, Azza, Mooba, Neo & Omer
Music
'Eagle Feather'
by Kerri (2006)
www.freesound.org/samplesViewSingle.php?id=27257
'Bottle Cling'
by Gelo_Papas(2008)
www.freesound.org/samplesViewSingle.php?id=65480
'Flock of Seagulls'
by Juskiddink (2008)
www.freesound.org/samplesViewSingle.php?id=56531
'Ripples'
by Kevin MacLeod (2010)
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'Splash Edit'
by Duckboy80 (2007)
www.freesound.org/samplesViewSingle.php?id=42142
'Lonely Piano'
by Rick Clark (2009)
www.kickasstorrents.com/rick-clarks-royalty-free-music-t2...
研 . Yan on Vimeo:
Communication & Media Studies
Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
University of Western Australia
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Emigration Canyon Communication Building, Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest. Credit: US Forest Service.
Plan de communication et amplification // Information Events // Hospitalité // Production d'événements
From the world's smallest Flickr photo stroll (yeah, just the two of us). Visiting downtown Norcross, Georgia
A two-day workshop on 6-7 August 2014 organized by the Philippine Information Agency (PIA) in partnership with the International Organization for Migration (IOM) and the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs sought to teach government information officers and members of the media about ways of establishing a system for information and communications with affected communities in times of emergencies and displacement.© IOM 2014 (Photo by Ray Leyesa)
Communication Design_Poster
Size; 420mm × 594mm
Subject; Come back, Korean style house
Design; Transformer
Hanok is a traditional house of Korea. Its greatness in size and elaborately ornamented features does not make it quite the perfect or ideal type of house in a modernized Korean cultural environment. This became the reason for the fall of hanok’s popularity. However, mini-hanok’s have started to arise. Most
of these mini-hanok’s are about 50m2 in size and are of interest to many newly-wed couples. It’s exterior closely resembles the traditional kind of hanok while the interior is designed to suit the modern lifestyle.
This poster was designed as a means to promote that ‘Hanok is back, in style’. The Chinese character meaning ‘hope’ when used twice is said to bring happiness and luck. As Korea’s cultural influence come from China, this belief still remains within Korean culture and hence the use of Chinese character for hope can often be seen in Korean traditional patterns, including on the walls of hanok. This is where I got the idea to use the character ‘hope’ for my poster.
There has been much shift in the design of Korean-style houses (Hanok). Today’s hanok have shifted from the spacious and ornately decorated type to being smaller and cozy. I thought that a good way to introduce the hanok’s change was by comparing the old hanok to the new kind. The comparison was achieved by expressing the word ‘hope’ on the right as an image of an antique hanok. Wadang, a traditional pattern, was used to illustrate the splendor of the hanok. The word ‘hope’ on the left was broken down to portray a cozy and smaller version of hanok.
As I was editing this photo from the Black Hills Photo Shootout this past September one word came to mind, "communication".
This cowgirl and her horse are communicating. She is holdng the bridle, and looking down at her horse. The horse, feeling the gentle pull of the bridle, knows to stand still. Both horsee and woman are relaxed because they know how to communicate, and what is being communicated. Her outfit, carefully chosen, communicates who and what she is. Even the background communicates ~ the old homestead conveys the message that this is the west.
You and I are communicating by the words I choose to write, and the image that is being displayed. The choice of monochrome, as opposed to color, is a means of communication as well. Communication happens whenever someone views the photograph.
Here is the thing, though ~ communication often gets garbled. The message that we intend to send is not the message received by others. We assume things, and those assumptions may very well be in error. The assumption confuses the communication.
May God grant us the grace to communicate well, and to listen and seek to understand what is being communicated to us by others.