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We had to bring in a box of twenty four crayons and go around the school tacking pictures of them. you had to take a picture with a matching background for example is you had a green crayon you had to have a green background. It was a very fun project and it was simple but cool.
During this assignment I brought 24 crayons to class and I took many photos of the different colors in the corresponding background. A challenge was finding the right color background for the crayon. Something that was really easy though was holding the crayon in front of the camera.
In this assignment, we looked around our school, inside and out! I think this was very fun to walk around and play with angles to get a perfect picture. Some challenges while doing this project was getting perfect colors. Also when we went outside, it was very difficult for the crayons to stay in place as the wind was blowing and kept moving the crayon. It was easy to find most colors cause they are obvious and very common.
My favorite photo was the one with the blue sky with the blue crayon.
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I’d get my photos from google or off my phone. I don’t contact the owner, but when the photo is open. I don’t give the owner credit unless they ask for it. If someone was using my image for a class project i would freely let them. My logo is clouds and a camera which is drawn by a mouse. The easiest part was for the logo was the overall idea, most difficult part is drawing with the mouse.
For this assignment we took a box of 24 crayons and took 24 different pictures of each crayon. We found different things and backgrounds that had the same color as the crayon and took pictures. The point of the project was to find color around the school that would match the crayon colors. one challenging part of this assignment was finding all 24 of the colors, because sometimes you thought they were the same color but once you tried to take the picture they were two different colors. One thing that was easy, was finding the colors blue, gray and white because those are our school crayons.
The assignment of “24 Colors,” was to take a crayon and make it match to the objects around our world. A major challenge of this project was seeing if the colors matched the object. We took pictures around the school and the school does not have much color, so it was hard finding colorful things. The easy thing was finding positions of the camera and crayon so it would look good. My favorite picture one to photograph was the color gray because all the focus is on the crayon and not the background. Here is the picture!
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For this assignment we had to look around in the world and find colors to match our crayons with and take pictures of them. I think the most challenging part of this project was finding all the colors that I normally don’t notice. While that was hard it was easy to get the crayon in the center because I turned the thirds grid on. My favorite picture was the silver-ish crayon.
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In this assignment I had a box of 24 crayons. I walked around the school looking for the best color matches for every crayon. The most challenging part of this assignment was finding exact color matches. The easier part of this assignment was finishing the pictures on time because we were provided enough time in class. My favorite picture is the one below. Click here to view the rest.
So many colors are in the school and we have to use 24 crayons to find those colors and take pictures.The most challenging part for me was some colors like blue green,green yellow,red orange etc.The easy colors were the colors in the rainbow like red,blue,and green.
Last week I took a box of 24 crayons and matched it with colors around our school. With so many colors around the school, it should be easy to match the 24 crayons in a crayon box right? It was actually pretty hard. Our school is pretty bland, and the only colors are white and tan. This made it hard to find colors like purple and indigo. The easy part was finding white and tan/apricot, because it was literally everywhere.
