Digital Photography & Imaging: Final Compilation & Reflection

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26/9/2023 - 26/12/2023 (Week 1 - Week 14) 

Aisya Diva Anwagodsa (0365505)

Digital Photography and Imaging / Bachelor of Design (Hons) in Creative Media

Digital Photography & Imaging: Final Compilation & Reflection

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INSTRUCTION


PROJECT 1A

Physical Collage

Fig. 1.1 Physical Collage
(3/10/2023)


Digital Collage

Fig. 1.2 Digital Collage
(19/10/2023)



PROJECT 1B
Recoloring Black & White Images

Fig. 1.3 Recoloring 1
(5/11/2023)

Fig. 1.4 Recoloring 2
(13/11/2023)


Hearst Mansion

Fig. 1.5 Hearst Mansion - Shazam
(30/10/2023)

Fig. 1.6 Hearst Mansion - Self Reflection
(30/10/2023)


PROJECT 2A
Double Exposure

Fig. 1.7 Double Exposure
(20/11/2023)

Fig. 1.8 Self Double Exposure
(20/11/2023)


PROJECT 2B
Conceptual Photoshoot

Fig. 1.9 Conceptual Photoshoot
4/12/2023



SELF TITLED

Fig. 1.10 Self Titled JPEG
(1/1/2024)


Fig. 1.11 Self Titled Animation
(1/1/2024)

REFLECTION

From week 1 to week 14 I have learned a lot of things.  From the most basic technique until the difficult technique from this class, and because of that I have improved my knowledge from know nothing to know how to make a something.  Like people said, learning by doing really helps me to get through all of the difficulties I have faced during this lesson.  After semester 1 over, I still have to practice so I do not lose all of the things I have learned this whole time, and I hope I can get better in the next semester.

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