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2020 is a weird year, good thing it’s almost over 😪

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Proposal #1: the idea of bringing an inanimate object to life through movement in a still image. We can mimic emotions that are impossible through humanistic behavior of objects.

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Nature and human creation

I like the idea that nature takes back its rights over human creations. In a park, trees and flowers are always planted in an organized and structured manner. You never know how they’re going to push or the exact result. Nature will always find its own way. It is both organization and disorganization.

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The concept of nature vs humans is very interesting, I hope to see you expand on this! Do you believe that thousands of years from now, nature will lead to the destruction of humanity, or will humans accomplish this by themselves? It’s scary to think about but also relevant to your post!

Theme: Natural Lighting

I do not usually manipulate my photos, so I believe that the lighting which naturally illuminates the room is very important. It can change the tone of the environment depending on the time of day or even the weather. The lighting affects our mood, as well, whether we are looking at a picture or deciding to go outside.

Theme: Invisibility

I do not like to be the focus of the image, but I am always there. These are my experiences that I share with the subject, and I too can be part of the picture without physically being in it (for the most part). This is something that I enjoy incorporating into my photos.

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These pictures are so amazing, it’s not a side of NY that you can always see!

The POV of a short person (in summary, everything feels high up)

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This weekend I went to one of my favorite sweet shops called Betty’s Icebox!

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1-SqN-7SuFOeUIqrYeiczW_bYypeAIKXY

https://bettys-icebox.square.site/

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Color makes food more attractive.

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I chose two sets of photos, both of which were food. Because in the process of choosing pictures, I found that the colors of food were very bright and made the food look more attractive. For example, the hot pot picture I posted, the colored one is easy to feel delicious, but the black and white food doesn’t seem like food in comparison.

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It’s so crazy how much color changes our interpretation of something. You’re completely right; in this picture, the color makes us hungry, and without it we lose our appetite that the first picture gave us. It’s like we lose our opinion on it almost, and the picture becomes objective.

This particular exercise is very interesting, as you can take an image that is defined by its color and turn it black and white. For this photo specifically, the nail polish was the focal point, but now I believe that the viewer is drawn to the shadows and creases of the fingers due to the lack of color. The gradient as well is not as noticeable. It is very easy to change the entire meaning of the picture with this simple edit.

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I like flowers in autumn colors, coffee and fondue.

I like nail polish, and I dislike short nails (specifically on me). There’s a lot of different colors that I use!

I like typing, and I dislike writing. :( Makes my hand hurt after an essay

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My day on Saturday, October 3rd. Visit of the Mont Tremblant ski station to see the beautiful colors of the Indian summer.

Everyday #3: I find her in the pantry sulking about my banana situation, she later apologizes, and I’m finally back to my boring old non-blown-out hair.

Everyday #2: We took her to the park and of fours she rolled in the dirt, then had the audacity to steal the last of my banana. 😤

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