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1. this picture is an example of the value of money
2. shape and value
3. variety
4. basic edit
5. shallow
6. interior
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This is a photo of part of the wall on the front side of PJ. This photo shows value. Value is shown because of the different shades of black and white.
Values coming together on HK Island (St.Johns Cathedral, unknown skyscraper, Bank of China monstrosity and Citibank Plaza)
Soil Values project Launch in Nigeria.
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Soil Values project Launch in Mali.
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BY: Gina McGauley
CATEGORY: Wolverines Abroad
PROGRAM: UTT Summer
LOCATION: Near Evian, France
DATE: 2011
TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THIS PROGRAM: mcompass.umich.edu/index.cfm?FuseAction=Programs.ViewProg...
A Value-Oriented Youth Awareness Programme by Ramakrishna Mission, Jalpaiguri, in collaboration with Ramakrishna Math (Yogodyan), Kankurgachhi, from 15 - 25 May 2018
1) This image represents value because the sunset goes from a light orange to a dark blue.
2) The subject matter of the photograph is the ombre sky.
3) I think the silhouettes of the house and trees is really successful because it adds so much to the picture.
4) If I could shoot this photograph again I would try taking the picture in landscape rather than portrait.
Day 10?
This picture, in all fairness, is more of an implied movement. I included 'value' despite it being an element because I found it to be the most applicable out of everything.
Soil Values project Launch in Burkina Faso.
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So this was my challenge...
Try taking a picture of something that's worth a lot to you, but not worth a lot...in the monetary sense. Something inexpensive, but valuable to you.
This bear is very valuable to me, at my last job he sat at my desk every day. And I hate to lose him, because he wasn't that expensive but I don't think I could ever find another.
This photo was taken at Bend in the River in Canton at a loading dock at the old water treatment plant. It is interesting to me because of the way the colors stand out between each other which creates good value in this picture. There is also unity in this picture because of the way the bolts line up in the picture. The texture in it also makes every detail stand out that much more. I would say that there is a slightly shallow depth of field with the closest bolts and leaf being in focus.