4. In the Seeing Double exhibition, what are clone photographs? How are clone photographs created?
5. In the Face of Slavery exhibit, think about photography as a recorder of history. How do these photographs record history? Do photographs today still record history accurately?
6. In the Do You Believe? Exhibition, what caused the ghostly images in some of the early photographs?
9. Choose one photograph from the exhibitions to critique (it should be a different photograph than the one you used above, although you can use one from the same exhibition). Use the various aspects that we’ve discussed in the course to help you form your critique of the photograph.
8. Choose one photograph from the Of Bricks and Light exhibition to critique. What makes the photograph a “good” photograph? Use the various aspects of a photographic critique that we’ve discussed to help you formulate your critique.
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Arts, 23.06.2019 23:00, mqturner1989Kedie
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Arts, 24.06.2019 01:20, Carlyalexis77301
For plato complete the following paragraph with the appropriate principle of animation? a character is walking down the road and, as he does, he lifts his hat to greet a passerby. this scene uses to make the character relatable. as the character walks, his coat-tails swing left to right with each step. the movement of his coat-tails demonstrates the principle of .
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Arts, 24.06.2019 08:00, paulinahunl17
Of the sound files in this unit, which renaissance work do you like best? why?
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4. In the Seeing Double exhibition, what are clone photographs? How are clone photographs created?
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