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Portfolio Revised

© Carlton Johnson

Portfolio Revised

Uploaded: November 18, 2007 13:28:34

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Hi Jim,
Thanks for the comments on the portfolio/website cover. It did not occur to me until after the submission that I should have used the full photo image instead of the sliced one and I agree with you on that. My intention was to use the sliced images as a sense of “curiosity” to spark the reader’s interest to investigate further, but now I know that it does not work. I hope this revised cover is more convincing.

I am currently working on a new website that hasn’t been completed yet, so in the meantime I plan to subscribe to BetterPhoto’s site options.

I also hope that submitting my assignment on the Sunday deadlines are OK because temporarily I have limited access to the internet during the week.

Thanks again for your critique.
--Carlton


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