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Part 1: <\/strong>MAKING IT REAL<\/strong><\/h1>\n

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Continue with the Making It Real<\/em>\u00a0assignment using your digital camera or iPhone.\u00a0If you are at home, how can you take this time to make believe, to make the invisible visible? Depending on your individual circumstances, this could be an opportunity for playful collaboration or solitary self-reflection, to be creatively resourceful with what you can find at hand.<\/p>\n

We tend to think that photographs offer evidence of reality: they seem to function as fact. This association between photography and truth can be used to prove not only facts, but also fictions, for better or worse. How can you use the \u201ctruth value\u201d of photography to reveal something otherwise hidden? How can you construct or direct your subject matter to make something invisible become visible?<\/p>\n

For this assignment, create a cohesive body of work that addresses a certain theme with one photographic approach within the \u201cdirectorial mode.\u201d Your photographs could be overtly staged or subtly arranged. You may photograph any subject(s), but the 10 images should function as a cohesive project. Your photographs should reveal something hidden, imaginary, or overlooked. They should remind us of the \u201cunreality of the real and the reality of the unreal.\u201d Take this as an opportunity to visualize your imagination or perception by directing \/ creating your subject.<\/p>\n

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Part 2: CRITIQUE GROUP<\/strong><\/h1>\n

If you attend the weekly Zoom critique meeting, then that fulfills your critique participation component.\u00a0 If you are unable to attend the critique meeting that week, post 100-150 word comments on FOUR other students’ work who also did not attend the critique.\u00a0 I will email the class to let you know who those people are each week.<\/p>\n

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