DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY & IMAGING - WEEK1

DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY & IMAGING


NAME: FENG SHIWEN


I.D: 0374595


COURSE:Digital Photography and Imaging


GROUP: 4



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INSTRUCTION:


E-Portfolio Link: fengshiwen0374595.blogspot.com


Pinterest Board (DPI): https://pin.it/qF7KvKzOD










Tutorial : Week 1


- Introduction to Google Drive and Online Portfolio 

- Creating E-Portfolio


1. Create your E-Portfolio blog.

2. Register Pinterest

3. List down your 3 favourite graphic design composition work from Pinterest. Explain it on your E-portfolio blog, why do you like the designs?



Design #1:


Description: 
When I first saw this poster, I thought it was very interesting. Wuzhen is a famous water town in China, and the background of this poster uses dark green water ripples. The six beams of light echo the drama festival, forming a mushrooming shape, meaning that "the new generation of actors are growing like mushrooming", which makes me feel the vitality.





Design #2:


Description:

This design drawing makes me feel the pressure intuitively. Red is often used in life as a warning sign to provide people with stressful stimuli. This image uses a blurry avatar to squeeze the text right below, making me feel like I'm under a warning.






Design #3:


Description:

This picture also made me feel the impact. The designer takes the huge tuna as the main body, reflecting the depth and unknown of the ocean. The brighter light and shadow above guide people's eyes to look at the old man, reflecting the smallness of human beings compared with nature, and also reflecting the old man's character of not afraid of the dark.

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