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DIT Photography portfolio question

  • 17-02-2012 04:03PM
    #1
    Scallywaggy
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 7 ✭


    Hi,

    Let me apologise in advance if this question has been asked elsewhere, I've searched and can't find anything from this year. If I'm in the wrong place I'd be happy to be pointed in the right direction :)

    I'm almost finished my portfolio, another few days will see it done and dusted. The advise I've recieved, and read online, has all been very helpful. I'm a mature student applicant and haven't done a portfolio course, nor do I have a carreer advisor to guide me.

    Yesterday I got an email from the college with my delivery date attached and also a pdf document with the portfolio requirements on. The pdf document is a little different to what's on the main site, and I've not seen this one before and it has me a little puzzled.

    Ability to juxtapose elements within image(s) to generate meaning.

    All of the advise I have recieved has told me to stay away from any type of photoshop in my portfolio. But my understanding of that sentence leads me to believe they want me to insert something in one of my shots, that was not originally there - using software.

    Am I reading this correctly? If I were to do that, woud I be best putting it in the main portfolio or the workbook?

    Thank you for taking the time to read and reply :)

    SW
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  • #2
    CIARAN_BOYLE
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 14,599 ✭✭✭✭CIARAN_BOYLE


    Scallywaggy wrote: »

    Ability to juxtapose elements within image(s) to generate meaning.

    All of the advise I have recieved has told me to stay away from any type of photoshop in my portfolio. But my understanding of that sentence leads me to believe they want me to insert something in one of my shots, that was not originally there - using software.
    Nope don't insert using software. Find something where you have opposites together and you have juxtaposed elements.

    A picture of rich guy in a suit means something completely different walking down the grafton street than it would if you took a picture of the same man in a slum.

    Find something where different things are together and it makes it mean something

    BTW I'm a business student not an art student so I could be wrong


  • #3
    Scallywaggy
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 7 ✭Scallywaggy


    I've been googling and your reply couldn't be more perfect. Thank you so much! I'm glad I asked now :)


  • #4
    rxbnj7p064ak9c
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1 ✭rxbnj7p064ak9c


    Hey I'm thinking about doing the Photography course in DIT next year but to be quite honest i haven't a clue where to start with he portfolio, like i have photographs i just don't know how to arrange them or anything :P is there any classes or anything ? please help thank you


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