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My favorite tip from the first article was how you can take a picture of anything and it can be abstract, as long as you have the main details.

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My favorite tip from the first article was how these pictures can be anything that grabs out attention, but has to include some key elements.

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The tip that I thought was best for me was using everyday objects because its so easy to find things around us to take pictures of.

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From the first article the best tip I thought was best for me was lighting. This is the best tip because it can be emphasize, dramatize your pictures

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From the first article the best tip I thought was best for me was lighting. This is the best tip because it can be emphasize, dramatize your pictures

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I thought the angle of view was the best for me because having the right angle could make or break the picture.

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The second best tip for me is lighting because its always important to get good lighting to get the shot you want.

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The tip I thought best for me was shooting through the objects because I never thought of that and I think those will be very cool pictures.

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My favorite tip from the first article was simplicity. This was the best tip for me because while taking my photos for this class, I'm always over thinking a shot.

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I think a good place to start on this assignment is looking for abstract things to take pictures of. And some ideas for this assignment is going to worn down places or areas to get the abstract shot you want.

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the tip for me was angle of view because you are able to focus on one point in the picture.

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The tip that was best for me was, "experiment with different shooting styles." I thought that it fits me best because every picture I've taken, was taken in the same angle. Although, My favorite tip was "start with everyday objects."

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My favorite tip from the second article is to either get very close to what you want a picture of or to zoom in, but don't get it blurry.

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The tip I thought was best for me was the simplicity one. I tend to make mine too confusing, so this will help me a lot.

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The second tip I think is best for me is lighting because I think lighting is very important in taking a good picture and it can help me to take better pictures in the future.

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My favorite was angle because I usually don't have the angle I want/ a good angle to take a picture from.

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I think its a good idea to start this assignment by looking at everyday things and seeing if they grab your attention, and go from there.

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I think a good place to start is just simply taking zoomed in photos and practicing till you feel like you know what you doing. Some good ideas for this is worn down and old places like an old barn.

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My favorite tip was "Simplicity." The tip that best fits me is, "Angle of View" because i like to take pictures at weird angles.

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The second tip that i thought was best was capture motion. I thought this tip was best for me because when shooting images for our elements of principle and design, i really enjoyed taking motion.

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My second tip was lighting because I tend to not be able to get the right lighting, either dark or too light lighting.

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Some ideas to get started on this assignment are taking pictures of anything you think is abstract and shooting it at different angles until you get a good picture.

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My favorite tip was angle and view. This tip is best for me because the angle of the picture is very important to me.

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I think Im going to start by just taking a bunch of pictures of random things and decide if they fit the criteria.

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I think a good place to start is to think of ideas of pictures that would be good to use, then find those things and take pictures.

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the second tip was shooting through objects I think that it makes for a picture that looks natural.

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I think a great place to start would be to think out of the box.

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The best tip from the 2nd article for me was either go macro or experimenting with with different shooting styles because it will help me understand better ways to take an abstract image.

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My favorite tip was start with everyday items. This tip is best for me because I use everyday items in all most all of my pictures.

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I think that a good way to find abstract picture is to take more than needed and take out the ones that are nt as nice

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A good place to start would be to just walk around my house and outside and see what I can find.

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Start by looking at thing you will see everyday. My ideas is to just get up close and personal, as you said in class.

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Inside of Water Bottles

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My best tip is angle and view because i take pictures at weird angles.

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My second best tip is simplicity because when I'm taking pictures i often over think shots.

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Start by looking at things around your house and brainstorm.