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To create this glitch I used the app Photomosh. I experimented with the effect rainbow (which adds a rainbow filter to the image), shake and pixelate. Personally this is one of my favourite pieces I did for this mini assignment because the glitch is very interesting. I love how the TV is pixelated, almost like what’s on the TV is coming out into reality. One other aspect I like about this are the colours (such as the green on the TV and the purple, blue, green surrounding it) that were created, it makes the TV seem like its breaking or its starting to become corrupted. 

[irelandclover]

For this piece I used the app Photomosh. I experimented with hue and saturation, and many other effects to give a dark colour and a bit of blur. Personally I like how the TV looks corroded, almost like its lost power. I also think the dark colours give a creepy feeling to the image, it makes me think of something that might be in a horror game. The aspect that is ‘broken’ for me is that the TV looks like it is shut off (almost like it won’t be able to turn on again).

[irelandclover]

I used the app JPG Glitch to create this image. For this process I mostly experience Ted with the effects they gave you. I enjoyed seeing the different colours I could create by changing the scales/power for the effects. With this art I love how the face is broken up into different parts, I also love how with this brokenness there’s lots of contrast between the different colours. Personally what I love so much about this piece is how it represents a broke feeling. When I think of happy faces I think of a bright, perfectly round yellow smiley face. But with this glitch it gives the piece a more ‘unhappy’ look, for me I feel the feeling of pretending to be happy because the happy face is broken.

[irelandclover]

For this glitch I used the glitchatron app. I choose an image of an old phone because I thought it would make for a nice looking glitch (mixing modern and old aspects always look cool). This image is broken in a way where in places the image is cut off and reassembled slightly off from the rest of the image (this creates an effect that some part of the telephone aren’t lined up), it is also corrupted in terms of colour. Where there should be a brown phone with a neutral background, there’s bright colours such as pink and yellow, which makes for a cool effect of bright colours that contrast with the neutrals and blacks. These were created by playing with the effects the glitchatron gave you, I mostly experimented to get an image I liked. 

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Photographer: Wiliam Aiken Year: 2020 City: Cleveland, Ohio

This is a picture I found on my timeline on Instagram. I thought that it was visually stunning. The background is completely one tone, which conveys unity amongst the scene. But to add flare, the subject is wearing dark colours. This heavily contrasts with the background, making him the sole focus of the image. When I saw this while I was scrolling, I was taken aback at how vivid the image it was.

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Title: Cohesiveness   Photographer: Zuhair Aqeel Year: 2020 City: Toronto, Ontario

I took this photo at home for my photography class. The background blue matches my colour scheme, and the shade of the pale is a more concentrated hue than the background. This creates a sense of unity, that is accented by the steel rings on the pale. This was a difficult shot to create because every time i took a picture, it didn’t show the true colour of the wall.

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Title: Happy Radioactivity Photographer: Zuhair Aqeel Year: 2020 City: Toronto, Ontario

I took this picture during my photography class. I like how the rest of the board is boring, neutral tones; and the word “radioactive” is in the brightest blue possible. The sign is also studded silver thumbtacks, which adds to the brightness of the lettering. I like how the word “radioactive” pops off of the board, which gives it more important than everything else on the board.

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Title: blue machine in a sea of brown Photographer: Zuhair Aqeel Year: 2020 City: Toronto, Ontario

I took this photograph during my photography class. I liked the colour of the machine; I liked how it had some dust and rust on it. The dust and rust convey age and the passage of time, which I thought was a cool concept to have in a photograph. The surrounding colours are primarily brown and neutral tones; this causes the machine to stand out like a sore thumb in this picture. The metallic accents on the machine add shine to the image.