Sentences with phrase «creative image focusing»

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The Marsden / Gustafson Gallery at FilmNorth is a creative space that brings together diverse communities and connects artists across disciplines, with a focus on regionally - based artists whose work explores the intersection of moving image and photography.

The focus for all of these DLTs was not to «replicate the functions of older presentation technologies» (Schuck & Kearney, 2007, p. 8) but rather to offer opportunities to integrate creative and dynamic materials with manipulation of images.

Last week, I talked about some strategies for creative book marketing with Instagram, and this week, I'm focusing on how to create picture perfect images to maximize your Instagram Engagement.

Last week, I talked about some strategies for creative book marketing with Instagram, and this week, I'm focusing on how to create picture perfect images to maximize your -LSB-...]

By all means be creative, but remember the focus is on your story, not on your scene break image.

The former «Batgirl» creative team will now collaborate on a new Image series focusing on illegal bike races.

In 2013, Andrew chose to pursue a more creative direction with his work, mixing his Photography and Illustration skills to focus on Composite Images.

Getty Images Gallery's latest exhibition, Creative in Focus, maps the evolution of our relationship with contemporary imagery, at a time of significant global developments in politics, society and technology.

The Creative in Focus exhibition takes place from 22 February - 18 March 2017 at the Getty Images Gallery in London.

«VanDerBeek focuses on the parallels between artists» creative processes — embodied in images of dancers in their studio — and the cycles of urban development and decline,» said Kristen Hileman, Curator of Contemporary Art.

Getty Images Gallery's latest exhibition, Creative in Focus, explores the Jekyll and Hyde nature of modern tastes and behaviour; erratic, rebellious and driven by advancements, but also seeking peace, social good and a divine sense of living.

The Creative in Focus exhibition starts today and runs until 26 March 2016 at the Getty Images Gallery.

Andrew Saunders, Senior Vice President, Creative Content at Getty Images, says: «This year our visual trend predictions focus on the contrasts faced by the modern consumer; the yearning for extremes, a desire to be on the outside of the mainstream, but also seeking community and engagement for wider social good.

Focusing on language and the creation of new visual codes, as well as on the little - known friendship between the Berman and Heinecken, their works are explored within the unique cultural milieu of 1960s and 1970s Southern California, as it fueled and amplified each artist's highly original creative approach to making images.