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This image showing a girl holding a bouquet of flowers and the same time she is wearing a pyjamas with floral patterns.

We can't really tell what kind of emotion or feelings that could develop from this image as we can't see her facial expression.

But it looks like that she is swinging or moving around and I used shutter speed when I took this photo.

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This is step by step how people normally preparing their cereal bowl

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Brief five: Produce a narrative transformation/reading within ONE photograph. Consider how all these editorial prompts help define how we build narratives in photographs. Look for an image from the ones you made that bring together all of the ideas outlined in the previous briefs. What kind of conclusion can be drawn?

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This brand is my friend's jewellery store. I inspired by her website catalog.

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Focusing on the necklace to give more promotion look.

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Brief four: Create a transformation in a series of 2 photographs by shifting the references to photographic language (i.e. documentary to promotion). The purpose an image has or how the image is going to be used plays a huge role in the meaning an image has. Select one of the images you have made in your own style and re-photograph it using a different visual language. How has this changed the way the subject is read?

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I intended to create the image of a cereal bowl but substitute the cereals with flower petals instead.

I used Chrysanthemum petals on this images because it represents sadness and goodbye. As well as the images in B&W effect.

It looks like someone having a bowl of sadness, depression.

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On this image, the Chrysanthemum looks like a noodle or a real food and the other flower as an edible topping.

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Brief three: Displace the meaning of the photograph by altering an element within the frame, or by changing the context of the image. The simple act of photographing something or someone can impact how they are seen or the meaning they create. Look for an image where the way you have photographed something or juxtaposed objects or subjects within the frame create a new or unexpecting meaning for your image.

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The taller vase behind fell off because it was very windy outside but turned out look very pretty as an image.

Viewers might think that I deliberately decorated the vases and it looks perfectly fine on the image, but it is actually not.

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This was behind the scene the photoshoot. I invited one of my friend to be a cameo on my project.

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Was taken pre-shoot when I was arranging the flowers to the vases and cutting them properly to create an artsy look.

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Brief two: Produce a photograph in which the main focus is outside of the frame. How much of how we read or respond to images is determined by what is NOT included in the frame. Look for an image that engages with the idea that meaning can be enhanced by either the temporal or physical space around the image as well as what is included in the frame and when the shutter was clicked.

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The idea of this picture is using black colour as  the background instead of white. As I chose the emotion, theme or the feelings that I want to produce in this project are loneliness - depression - grieving - after life. I want to point out the sorrowness with the black colour - to make it looks more dramatic. Also, it is deliberately showing there is a glossy part but turned out to be a 'white'-ish colour on the background. It is contradicted colours - black and white.

I deliberately blurred the bunch of flowers behind and more focused on the other one is because it is showing the flowers on the back are drying, dying and the blurry effect gives fading effect.

The other flowers showing that happiness/blooming that could happens after life full of sadness and blues. Rainbow after the storm.

The image also showing things that commonly happened in the real life - world. People often obeying the good things over the bad things. Life is full of flaws but it is better for people to look up and find the silver lining.

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This image is showing a perspective from someone arranging - holding a bouquet of flowers.

The effect or the tone of the image is almost grey rather than black and white, it is because I try to focused on the three flowers in the middle. This image also portrays an emotion about what's happening or what can I describe from the situation.

The three flowers in the middle symbolise life after her death. The person is blooming after she/he ascended to the heaven and the big flowers (Chrysanthemum) symbolises the family or the people being left after the death. Portraying sadness, blues, depressed, shrivelled.

As you can see from the Chrysanthemum on the back, it is almost fading/blending with the background, its symbolising the situation after someone's death, one by one from her/his relatives are gone, leaving the person.

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Brief one: Produce a portrait focusing on one main quality. This could be a technical or conceptual device used to enhance what is expected from a portrait. Think about what a portrait is and what it needs to communicate then apply that to the images and ideas you have.

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wrapping paper
tin foil
newspaper
vases
3-4 type of flowers
jewelleries

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-show what's real and unreal
-show flowers from a screen (laptop/iPad) and put flowers on top of the screen

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Karl Blossfeldt
Laura Malaterra
Dennese Vzmyn Victoria
Elad Lassery
Masisie Cousins

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-highlighting, make it invisible
-relations between people
-themes

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I really like jewellery and got the inspiration from the shop that I usually purchased. She really has a very good skill yet aesthetic to take pictures of her own products. I want to create something simple/effortless but will project a good meaning behind the pictures itself.

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SOPHIE BUHAI'S JEWELRY COLLECTION - 70percentpure

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Riposte Magazine - Forbidden Fruit — Catherine Losing

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Sold Price_ _ Luigi Lucioni, (American_Italian, 1900-1988), Blue and White Variations, 1965 - May 3, 0115 5_30 PM CDT

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I'm quite obsessed with an abstract flat-lay images. Random stuffs in a surface look aesthetic. Also, I'm a huge fan of flowers and accessories. I would love to work and produce images with those things. Perhaps, organise them into an arrangement.

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this photo is inspired by baroque style.

1. Light and dark used as a key technique in this style to create a dramatic look which was out of this world. Called chiaroscuro defined as the use of strong contrasts in light and dark to create an image.

2. Baroque pieces are emotional and dramatic.

3. Compositions are made thoughtfully to give the maximum dramatic effect and aim to blur the lines between reality, art and spirituality.

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Find a photographic image or project that you think employs an interesting art-based approach.•What is your reading of the image?

Can you describe what particular approach the photographer has used (it could be one I have touched on in the lecture or it could be something else)?

How might you use a similar approach?

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installation artist

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is a Photographer, Art Director & Writer based in London/Hong Kong.

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Louise Skadhauge is a half-french half-danish photographer working with food + drinks, beauty and travel photography.

Her passion for design and wellness sets imprints on her photography style which is an expression of authentic feelings and an acute study of light

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Ceramics _ Maison Loüno — Louise Skadhauge

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How Does Floral Design Match With A Socks Still Life Story_ - Eclectic Trends

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The Still Life Photographer Who Is Reinterpreting Dutch Masters