Digital Photography & Imaging / Final Compilation & Reflection

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Week 1 - Week 14

Jason Antony / 0356335

Digital Photography & Imaging / Bachelor of Creative Media / Taylor's University

Final Compilation & Reflection

Project 1 - Digital & Physical Collages

Project 2 - Digital Imaging 

Final Project - Cinemagraph (Self-Titled)

Project 1 

Fig.1.1 Physical Collage

Fig.1.2 Digital Collage


Fig.1.3 Digital Imaging Exercise 1

Fig.1.4 Digital Imaging Exercise 2

Project 2

Fig.2.1 Double Exposure

Fig.2.2 Photo Manipulation

Final Project

Fig.2.3 Cinemagraph: Self Titled


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Reflection

This module provided me with a useful learning opportunity. This module's major objective was to teach students how to use Adobe products, particularly Photoshop, however, there were also sections on photography, composition, animation in After Effects, and other topics. I already had a solid understanding of both Photoshop and After Effects on their own before taking this module, but DPI has given me some new abilities and strategies to boost the effectiveness and caliber of my work, which is quite helpful. I've greatly benefited from DPI in developing my skills as a designer.

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