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Create 1 photograph that foregrounds the volume of a three-dimensional object (not space). Of course the photograph will translate that object into two-dimensional, so use light, viewpoint, proximity, and depth of field to hold onto as much volume as possible.
This very odd water effect was all mother natures odd work at work if that makes any sense, but the odd brownish water was clear as a bell, not that i have ever understood what that means! the ripples are just totally water dreamy!
What can you do on the beach then?
All these things were forbidden!
Beach Cheung Chau Island Hong Kong
Magazine Brief - Front cover for 'Volume' architecture magazine.
My chosen subject was architecture in London; The Shard in particular. I focused on the fact that several people simply walk past the building without paying attention to it. I used concrete poetry within the cover, using quotes from members of the public who I spoke to outside The Shard. I used block shapes to juxtapose the grid image of the building which I created digitally on Illustrator.