Characteristics • Exciting • Genuine • Inspiring • Heartwarming • Fun GRAPHICS STANDARDS The Soteria Logo has several layout and color variations that can be used. • Primary logo • Stacked logo & wordmark • Horizontal logo & wordmark • Primary wordmark (images of logos) The logo
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Perhaps it’s a shocking one from Vietnam, of the girl charred by napalm crying as she flees down the street. It might be the old battered image of the Soviet Soldier raising his flag in the smoldering ruins of Berlin over the Reichstag, marking the end of the bloodiest conflict mankind has ever endeavored to pursue. Or maybe it’s the one of the care-worn woman from the great depression,
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Many art forms, in particular paintings, can depict stories upon close examination. As a person studies such works of art they must remain open minded and pay close attention to the tiny details that the artist has given within the artwork. Giotto Di Bondone’s painting “Kiss of Judas” is just one example of this, and how people must keep a watchful eye in order to accurately understand the intended meaning of the artwork. Looking at lines, shapes, compositional space, color, scale, and even titles
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stock photography Royalty-free, rights-managed, and extended or enhanced licenses. 3. What are the differences between personal, editorial, and commercial uses of photographs? Personal use means that you are taking the photograph for yourself and the image will not be sold or published. Editorial use is a photograph that is considered “newsworthy” and its use might include publication in a newspaper, accompanying an online news report, in a textbook,
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While looking at the flag, I immediately had an idea of what the project would be involving. While online, you sometimes see these types of “tricks” with famous paintings. For example, people have found a way to make the Van Gogh painting Starry Night come to life. They use a black and white picture with many circles moving, and you must stare at it for thirty seconds then look at the painting. The painting will then start to appear to swirl around. Though the concept is different, it is all similar
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whether he be depicted good or bad. The first image of Faust depicts him later on in his life as he looks to be in his 60’s. Drawn in 1652 by Rembrandt, the image is given its mysterious qualities by the bright light the contains letter and symbols inside of it. Faust seems to be focused
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As one of the first centuries to have the ability to snap and shoot instant pictures, we need to consider the risks and benefits to the images and accumulation of images that surround us. Many take the position that the consequences of photography have nearly paralyzed us as a culture, and impacted our brains in a very real way. Constantly bombarded with images, our brains now process deeper more complex amounts of information. But the overflow of pictures does not always yield educational edifying
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And so, my multimedia literacy narrative project dives into the feelings and moods that my photographs provoke from me, and how these connect to a single year in time through the specificities of the pictures. A year for everyone is a complete unit of time that encompasses every season, every month, and every day. I chose to tell my narrative in this fashion because I believe it truly encompasses how I view time and the world. Each month means something different to me and it is tied to different
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1. Capture driver’s image while driving continuously by using inbuilt camera of Smartphone. 2. OpenCV is used to track facial expression. 3. Track Driver’s face and expression including eyes and mouth, movement(head rotation),stress recognition tracking 4. If eyes are closed for some fraction of time, then alert driver by sounding the alarm device or using various different alerts. 5. If mouth is open for more time then yawning is detected and alert is raised. 6. Driver’s head rotation is used
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Modern photography can be considered to be the equivalence of all the paintings from all these Dutch artists displaying multiple everyday. The same way we take pictures of our regular lives, the same thing the Dutch were capturing with their pictures these realistic functions and ideal home representation. Dutch seventeenth-century artists produced paintings of everyday domestic spaces, utensils and foods in an unprecedented and variation.Seventeenth-century Dutch paintings of the fancy cuisines
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