#Blog 8 The Visual Voice

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  #Blog 8

The Visual Voice

We had a photography session on 24th of November,2024 learning a new workshop, like photography, often feels like stepping into excitement. I started to keep my ecobot and experiment with it on different angles. It can evoke a mix of emotions, depending on the perspective and openness to the experience:


 Discovering the art and techniques behind photography can spark a sense of awe. We start noticing details in everyday life—light, shadows, angles—that have overlooked before. Understanding the tools, like cameras and lenses, might seem like decoding a new language.


 As we begin experimenting and learning, there's a sense of empowerment in  capturing moments and telling stories through unique lens. Photography encourages us to see the world differently. It invites you to play with colors, textures, and perspectives, making the process deeply immersive. We might not get the perfect shot on the first try, which can be frustrating. It requires patience, practice, and learning from mistakes.  Photography can also make us feel more connected—to nature, people, or the environment. Observing and capturing life's nuances deepens the understanding of the world. 


I tried to also document the process of clicking pictures so that it will make my blog more interesting.
And there i got a few pictures clicked by me of my mate's work when she tried to pose with her artefact. 




Here is my documentry with ecobot..!We had the opportunity to bring our artefacts into the photography studio, where we documented them in a controlled and professional environment.



The next studio class is continued with the group project..



Comments

  1. Belinda5 December 2024 at 00:46

    Really strong documentation of your artefact. A good piece of work. I like the relationship of your artefact to your body, and the actions that you are developing from it.

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