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A plant from a garden close to the school. Taken during the day then edited with a lowered saturation, brightness, raised contrast, and finally a blue haze to finish it off.
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Greg Abbott
England, UK
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Staff and students from across RMIT have been contributing their thoughts to #ShapeRMIT in a series of events.
The Johns Hopkins SAIS community gathered in Washington DC for events celebrating the annual alumni reunion weekend and the school’s 75th anniversary, a perfect time to reflect on the legacy of the school and what its scholarship and teaching mean to the world today.
The Shape of Speed, Streamlined Automobiles and Motorcycles, 1930–1942. Portland Art Museum. Форма Скорости. Автомобилейи и Мотоциклы Будущего - 1930-1942. Музей Искусств, Портланд, Орегон, США.
Staff and students from across RMIT have been contributing their thoughts to #ShapeRMIT in a series of events.
Various photographs of the entire shape.
Someone wanted an Asian female shape, here is one that I created in Second Life.
I wanted to make an avatar that looked like it could be a real person. I kept this one a bit androgynous.
My Photo works for this assignment because the shape in the windows, bricks, and my brothers silhouette. I chose to take this photo because throughout the trimester photos like these were very inspiring. To take this photo I positioned my brother under the windows and positioned my self at the correct angle. The principles I used are contrast, rhythm, balance, and movement. The rhythm of the bricks help create movement that leads your eye across the photo. I used contrast in the very light side of the photo, and the dark side of it which helps emphasize each object. I also used balance in the positioning of my brother with the rest of the elements. To make this photo better I could have my brother move a little so there is more space between his head and the window. My biggest strength is the sharpness of the bricks and the contrast on the windows.
Meet April, Smouldering sexy from head to toe.
Modify and Copy rights so you can tweak her how you like, though a Style-Card is included if you like the look on the posters