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This is my experimentation of my images Reece and I took pictures of:

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This is my experimentation of my images Reece and I took pictures of:

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We were told to take 31 pictures of an image leading to another. (Like a continuous loop). Then we had to put them together like a puzzle. Also,

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This is my experiment with my 1st image.

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This is my experiment with my 1st image.

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I repeated the same method as the first one, but I used my 1st image.

It's easier to tell what the image is.

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My combined images WITH MY ONLY 1ST IMAGE.pptx

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This is my first experimentation using one of my 20 images to create what you now see - a building.
As you can see, the buildings have been manipulated in such a way to created another building/landscape. Some are rotated, bigger than others or just simply cut apart with the same image on top of each other.

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This is my second experiment but I created a city using only my images I've taken from my camera. Some are smaller and pushed to the back to create a city with multiple buildings

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This is my third experiment with creating my own city. I used a selection of my 20 images and created an entire city with a sky and a road to place buildings on.

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This is my final experiment that I've chosen as my final piece for experimentation with buildings:

I have included my pictures from my images but expanded them more by moving the images around, rotating them or scaling them much more to fit other buildings. I also used brand new pictures.