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I could use either of these, but I'd like to use the same concept (or combine them) for both photos to give it some consistency.

Levitation

from a photo/graphic design angle: my computer, backup camera, hoodie or something

from a travel angle: world map, polaroid camera, globe, jeans & boots

Low Poly

Full body shot: maybe be partially digitized, such as a step into a digital landscape or reaching through a computer

close up: one half of face digitized

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When: Monday evening, during golden hour
Where: there is an alley behind my house that could be cool, if not, granada or encanto park or camelback mountain would be good for full body shots

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I'll need to bring several ladders/stepstools for levitation shots

Generating the polygons will take a significant amount of time, as will editting out support devices in the levitation photos

Definitely need to borrow a better tripod than I currently have

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I couldn't find a good example of exactly what my plan is, but I have it mapped out in my head.

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This is more of what I would be going for, though I love the colors in the first image and the use of silhouetting.

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This is was a really fun assignment for me, for several reasons. First of all, the freedom we were given encouraged me to get creative with my concept, and it was really fun to do some non-traditional editing when I usually just do portraits. I also learned a lot during the editting process - I had never done low poly generation before and it's now my new favorite type of art. The pixelation on the first image took a ton of time but turned out really, really cool - which brings me to the second question, challenges. The TV photo actually was unplanned, as I originally had a levitation photo that was far too similar to my second concept, and I had to figure out what to do instead the day before the assignment was due. I still wanted to incorporate some sort of digitalization and levitation, and randomly found the TV in an alley - leading me eventually to the photo you now see. Though each final image took around 3 hours to complete, I am really proud of the end result - I overcame the challenges that faced me and managed to combine low polygons, levitation, and pixelation into 2 (in my opinion) really cool photos.