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The objectives of the public meeting to discuss the current situation of ethiopia and the role of semayawi party in our struggle to bring democracy and Freedom in ethiopia.
30/11/2013
Nürunberg/Germany
The objectives of the public meeting to discuss the current situation of ethiopia and the role of semayawi party in our struggle to bring democracy and Freedom in ethiopia.
30/11/2013
Nürunberg/Germany
These images are part of an exhibit of Jacinda Russell's "Strange Artifacts" at the New Harmony Gallery of Contemporary Art. Amazing, haunting, beautiful works.
The objective was simple and supremely fascinating: to drive McLarens on the 3.8-mile Las Vegas Strip Circuit for ten minutes, roughly three laps. As a race fan, it was the ultimate bucket list experience!
Literally after the first practice session of the VIP-focused Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix concluded, a group of 25 giddy McLaren owners and journalists met up under the lights and glamour of the Wynn Las Vegas as if we were members of a legendary Tokyo car club.
Ready, set, go! I took off in electric mode of my Shibuya Spirit hybrid Artura Spyder before switching to the gas motor to tackle the 17 high-speed turns and two DRS zones of the circuit. We were in state of bliss as we flew down the Las Vegas Strip, blowing past iconic landmarks, hotels, and casinos.
Objective:
I created one brochure for my personal branding. Brochures provide clear, concise information about our services, or events, making it easy for potential customers to understand what you offer.
Target audience:
Businesses and Corporations
Startups
Nonprofits and Charities
Event Planners
Individuals
Educational Institutions
E-commerce Businesses
Description:
My brochure concept aligns with my overall personal branding style. I used my brand colors, typography, and logo throughout the brochure to ensure it aligns with your overall branding.
Inside look of the top cover. The finder objective and tunnel cover are held in by pressure, provided by a couple of spring bars designed into the tunnel.
The objective of the FSR Annual Training is to develop a sound knowledge of regulatory principles for staff of
regulatory authorities and market operators. The course provides different perspectives and experiences on
energy regulation. Also, participants benefit from international networking.
The training is structured in three blocks. Block I consists of a five-day intensive course in Florence. All modules
are introduced and the course participants get to know each other as well as the instructors. Block II develops
on-line for seven months. Energy regulatory principles are studied in-depth in a well-structured and flexible
learning method. Block III, in Florence, is devoted to the discussion of applied case studies, the presentation of
topics of interest, the simulation of an electricity market, and a final one-day workshop on energy and
sustainability.
U.S. Marines assault an objective through a Bangalore torpedo breach while participating in range 400 at Marine Air Ground Combat Center Twentynine Palms, Calif., July 18. U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Brian Bolin Jr./Released
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Conor
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Objective 3: Elements and Principles of Design
The principles of design demonstrated (describe the use):
- Contrast, there is a big difference in contrast in this photo. The light to dark on his face is a huge difference. This light and dark gives the photo a very suspenseful feel.
The elements of design demonstrated (describe the use):
- Shape, the head and shoulders make a triangle which creates a strong, intense feel.
- Form, the light is not completely harsh it is somewhat diffused so there is some light rapping around the face which creates a 3D look. Also his face is far from the wall so you can see a 3D look there too.
- Space, his face is the positive space and the focal point. While the wall and everything else is negative space.
- Value, his face and shirt are the same colours but have different shades throughout because of the light.
Objective 4: Lighting
Type of lighting and why: - Harsh, side lighting. I had my model stand beside a window that had more of harsh lighting because it creates a very big change in light and dark which creates a dark, mysterious feel that I wanted to capture in the photo. I also used side lighting to have one side of his face and eye bright and visible and the other almost completely not visible.
Objective 5: Post Production
Corrections/adjustments made: - I resized the photo for flickr. I added some sharpening and adjusted the contrast a little to make a really dark look on his face. I used the dodge tool on the eye to make it more bright and stand out more. I added a black border for an even more dark feel.
Objective 6: Critique
-I could of used exposure composition to create the light and dark on the photo instead of using curves on photo shop, I think that would of made the photo look better. The back round is very plain and is not a distraction for the eye which is good. The head tilt Conor has creates many feelings which I think benefit the photos feel.