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Composition- Simplicity
I added this photo because this represents Amarillo, WT, and Social Work. I have had 2 classes in the Chase Tower, and I will be doing my internship in downtown next fall.
This is the composition I did for my final piece however after some practice using pointillism I discovered just how time consuming it was and how large of a task I had set myself, eventually I ended up just creating a image of a kingfisher for my final piece.
Here I combined Joseph Wright of Derby's "Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Coltman" with Constable's "The Cornfield." The Coltman couple, from a rural scene originally, does not actually look out- of-place in the scene, but the addition of them does change the focal point of the scene. Whereas without the Coltmans the main focal point of the scene is the view of the distant fields, framed between the trees, the addition of the couple makes them the focus of the scene. As with the scenery in the painting from which the Coltmans come from, the countryside here becomes just a backdrop for a portrait of an elite couple. The bearing of the two figures makes them stand out in a way that other figures of a lower class might not.
Composición abstracta
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A faster shutter speed has been used to capture the quick splash of an object being dropped into this pool of water.
Might be a bit late but better than nothing! For all of my friends including all visitors who might just pass through or pay attention in my works. Best wishes to you.
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