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Annisa C. Nunn		ideals i have to take pictures for this class that i'm doing this is what I have to do 2 photographs that focus on a SINGLE COLOR as the primary subject (orange sunset, pink wall, red door, etc.) 2 photographs that focus on TWO COLORS as the subject (pink rose with green stem in pink and green room, goldfish in blue water, etc.) 2 photographs that focus on THREE COLORS as the subject (black and orange butterfly on a brown twig, yellow and white egg on brown toast, etc.) 2 photographs that focus on MULTI-COLORED SUBJECTS (rainbow sprinkles on an ice cream cone, bowl of M&M’s, etc.) 2 “free” photographs -- Do what you want, so long as your subject is colorful (and clear as to what subject is). does anyone have any ideals To love this question, log in above January 22, 2007

Kendall L. Noland		I would look at things around the house and see what is already there. You can always set up your on props. I know this may not be much help but yu have to find your creative mind. How about a soild color plate and add food for your color. Good luck and let us know what you come up with. Kendall To love this comment, log in above January 23, 2007

Annisa C. Nunn		thankyou To love this comment, log in above January 23, 2007

W.		Hi Annisa, 'creativity' is seeing things - possibilities - for YOURSELF and then acting on it. If someone else points out something you hadn't thought of, and then you shoot it, you are NOT being creative. Have fun! To love this comment, log in above February 17, 2007

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