Flotsam and jetsam from my brain, my surroundings and the internet. Somewhere to splash around in for Photography & Social Media through Uni of Tasmania, eventually to morph into something bigger. Justin.
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The iceberg that split from Antarctic this week compared to London, Hawaii and Cyprus.
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Detail from 1930’s talcum powder tin. #vintage #butterfly
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Another window. Love the different colours and textures in this one. #window
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Love these caterpillars. They can eat as much as they like.
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Thanks for the tip.
I decided that one of my next tasks after this unit is working on sorting my photographs, and what to do to make it easier into the future!
and here are some more tips
http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/how-to-organize-your-digital-photos-199530
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Reflective Statement
I had difficulty settling on a theme that was visually interesting. I wanted my images to be different and thought provoking. A series of sunset images doesn’t inspire the viewer to think deeper.
I decided to create a series of images of things my mobile phone has replaced. I collated three items of similar purpose from different eras and then photographed them with the very thing that has replaced them. The title of my theme is ‘Replaced’.
I found it challenging to make the images interesting. The items, such as the timers, are not visually exciting and it was difficult to present them in a way that was artistic. The use of the splash filter was especially useful for this.
The images represent the telephone, torch, map, radio, watch, timer, clock and camera. The final image of the ink pen and paper is a photographic title which also represents the replacement of letter writing.
I have used various applications to alter my images including the camera options in my Huawei phone, Snapseed, Toolwiz and Pixlr. All images have had saturation, brightness, contrast and other alterations.
Overall, I am pleased with the result.
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