Very cool. I've never been mentioned in a video before. I'm glad you found it to be valuable. It was great to hear about how you think of your project showing these different contrasts. The comment from our colleague about the 2 similar pictures (2:58) made me think that it was actually cool that 2 photos of a similar composition were showing the different angles of your project. That goes to show how different people may have opposite opinions. It also made me imagine how cool it would be to show your project in pairs of pictures, with contrasting aspects of life, but somehow tied together. For example, the musician and the sculptor. They are both working, but one is quarry and the other is tourism-related. They are both artists, but different forms of expression. The similar composition and place tie them together. If you look at the too first pics on column 3, there's the worker's hand and a hand taking a photo. The guy with the mask could go together with the festival masks. You could tie pairs together by elements like these, poses, items, place, composition, tonality, something clean and tidy with something rough and dirty, and so forth. You can use similar or opposite things to show related pairs. Anyway... sorry for the long-winded comment. It's been very exciting to witness your project this way, as it's happening. How cool is that?
Thank you so much! That's a really interesting thought about the pairs. You mentioned some great examples. Next week I will begin my final stretch of photographing for this project, so once all the shooting is complete it'll be time to integrate the new material and really start to experiment with different sequencing ideas, so I'll definitely play around with this concept!
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Very cool. I've never been mentioned in a video before. I'm glad you found it to be valuable. It was great to hear about how you think of your project showing these different contrasts. The comment from our colleague about the 2 similar pictures (2:58) made me think that it was actually cool that 2 photos of a similar composition were showing the different angles of your project. That goes to show how different people may have opposite opinions. It also made me imagine how cool it would be to show your project in pairs of pictures, with contrasting aspects of life, but somehow tied together. For example, the musician and the sculptor. They are both working, but one is quarry and the other is tourism-related. They are both artists, but different forms of expression. The similar composition and place tie them together. If you look at the too first pics on column 3, there's the worker's hand and a hand taking a photo. The guy with the mask could go together with the festival masks. You could tie pairs together by elements like these, poses, items, place, composition, tonality, something clean and tidy with something rough and dirty, and so forth. You can use similar or opposite things to show related pairs. Anyway... sorry for the long-winded comment. It's been very exciting to witness your project this way, as it's happening. How cool is that?
Thank you so much! That's a really interesting thought about the pairs. You mentioned some great examples. Next week I will begin my final stretch of photographing for this project, so once all the shooting is complete it'll be time to integrate the new material and really start to experiment with different sequencing ideas, so I'll definitely play around with this concept!