Hey everyone, my name is Paige. I've never actually had a blog before, so this is going to be an interesting experience for me. Especially because blogging is evidently such an integral part of becoming a graphic designer. So I guess for my first post I'm going to put up my photo I took of my photography project. Once again, through my panoramic effect, I'm trying to simultaneously convey the empty sterility of Budig Hall during class time, and the chaos of the time in between when students are rushing in and out of the auditoriums. I have the basic "map" of the hall done, showing the more empty side, but I'm not sure how to incorporate my photos of the people clogging the hallways. Now that I've learned we can cut the images to fit into our collages, it might be a little easier. Any more suggestions?
At this point, your collage has mapped the space well. The composition suggests the sterility of Budig but not the excitement/congestion/speed of moving from class-to-class. I think you could be more creative in approaching the composition to make the building & design more interesting. Another student suggested using the right side of the picture plane to actually incorporating the people clogging the hallways. This could also indicate the passage of time, particularly if one student appeared in several places in the composition.
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