A while ago, during my first week at university (also known as induction week) we got the chance to see some of the final projects of students from previous years. I thought it was a brilliant way to give us a taste of what we will be working on over the next months (and years), and I remember feeling excited as I looked for booklets and portfolios that caught my eye and being in awe as I flipped through the pages. I gotta say, some of those works looked so professional, I wasn't sure whether to feel thrilled that I'd be doing such amazing work or inadequate that I would never be able to achieve such great results!
I took a few snaps of some of my favourites and meticulously saved them in a folder on my laptop, for future references.
Now that I'm nearing the end of my first semester, I feel like I understand some of those photos better and I can take away more from them than I could before. After sitting through lectures, taking plenty of notes and restlessly looking things up in my spare time, I feel like I now know what to look for a bit better than my 9-weeks-ago self, I am ever-so-slightly more savvy on the subject and I can therefore appreciate these works more and, hopefully, find a way to use what I loved about them in my future work.
Writing things down always help me, so I thought, why not write a blog about it? I am confident that I will come back to these notes in the future (and by then I will probably be even more "savvy" and will be embarrassed by my own naiveness. But that's kind of the point of internet, isn't it?).
I like the high-quality images that compliment each other both in terms of content and colour palette. Also I like the contrast between white frame and full bleed.
I took a few snaps of some of my favourites and meticulously saved them in a folder on my laptop, for future references.
Now that I'm nearing the end of my first semester, I feel like I understand some of those photos better and I can take away more from them than I could before. After sitting through lectures, taking plenty of notes and restlessly looking things up in my spare time, I feel like I now know what to look for a bit better than my 9-weeks-ago self, I am ever-so-slightly more savvy on the subject and I can therefore appreciate these works more and, hopefully, find a way to use what I loved about them in my future work.
Writing things down always help me, so I thought, why not write a blog about it? I am confident that I will come back to these notes in the future (and by then I will probably be even more "savvy" and will be embarrassed by my own naiveness. But that's kind of the point of internet, isn't it?).
I like the high-quality images that compliment each other both in terms of content and colour palette. Also I like the contrast between white frame and full bleed.
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