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This is my "CC" that I will use in my curriculum design. Especailly for Chinese culture introduction or unit review. By use this CC I will show students the relative link.
CEP810"Creative Commons Lab"
Création personnelle sur le travail en fausse trois dimensions sous Photoshop™ et petite utilisation de l'outil plume.
More photos from my Creative Morning's Talk right here: www.flickr.com/photos/portland_creativemornings/sets/7215...
all photos by Matt Spiro! Thank you!
The creative muse is a bit of a mystery to me. In fact, were the truth be known, I often fear her the same way I feared girls in the seventh-grade. I worry that just as I get my hopes up about a romantic interlude I’ll discover her giving more attention to someone else, leaving me with nothing to do but wander aimlessly with sad Charlie Brown music in my head.
-- David duChemin
Photography is often like that for me, I have a story I want to tell, a feeling I want to relay but when I turn to the chaotic and messy world around me, I have no idea how to take all of those components and turn it into a visual story.
Today I feel I got lucky though - I had a story to tell about the things that were and being alone and I found just the scene that helped me find the right visual worlds.
Stillness speaks—an introspective pause captured in monochrome.
Black and white portrait of a male model with short hair and facial hair, gazing thoughtfully at the camera.
Ian David Nsenga, aka Creative, was born in the city of Nairobi, Kenya as one of many diasporas of a war torn Rwanda. His journey began on the continent of Africa but he eventually immigrated to Canada in 1993. His love for music and literature shaped his style - fusing poetry and hip-hop during his university days in British Columbia. His journey brought him to major venues in the community and diverse settings from International Festivals to Non-Profit Organizations during the 2010 Olympic Games.
A moment of stillness, where time feels paused and thought lingers in the gaze.
A contemplative figure of a male model in monochrome, framed by soft light and shadow.
See large size. These are the two winning creative scarecrows in a Sacramento California contest in 2004.
Senior Portraits, Creative Graduation photos, Grand Rapids Michigan Photography
Senior Portraits, Grand Rapids, Allandale, Lowell, Michigan
This evolved 1930s warehouse was inspired by the many amazing repurposed warehouses turned arts precincts found throughout Melbourne, Australia.
Over my years of venturing into shows, workshops and just visiting mates, I have been invaluably inspired in many forms of creativity..
This is me saying thanks.
This colour wheel gives you an idea of what colour choices you may like to take a photo of, or just find a picture of a beautiful red rose etc. Call your colour and picture a special name that describes your expression.
Once my markings were right, I started snipping carefully down the centre back, taking great care not to scratch the doll. In hindsight, it's probably a good idea to protect the centre of the dolls back with a single strip of masking ape before wrapping the clingfilm around it. I snipped down the centre front too and removed the half of the bodice I didn't need.
You can see the whole process in order here in my "Creative Process" set