He thought it was a great idea...I never said he was good. But FIIIINE I'll see if someone in class has one I can borrow first, one of these rich cali fuckers is holding out on me, I know it.I'm not your prof but if I were, I'd fail your ass for going that way.
If you are trying to learn photography, hanging a camera around your neck probably isn't the best way to do it. If you are trying to BS your way through a class, seems like this wouldn't be too hard to sell - "narcissism and technology explored through conceptual art" or something like that. I have a friend in a top 50 school who made a banana suit and did the peanut butter jelly time dance for his final. He got an A. And don't forget this "major landmark in 20th-century art." - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fountain_(Duchamp) . It's all about how you sell it.
So basically he just hates cameraphones. I guess I wanted it to be more complicated.
gr8 montage bro Seriously though, I do like that style of art. Asymmetric abstraction that still has structure and could tell a story, if the author feels like sharing.
I feel like sharing Each square (and solo circle) is made from the cloth of my mom's tobes, traditional sudanese robes for women. The blue one is a circle because it's her favorite. The rest of the concept is aesthetic, but a lot of them are important: Green one was during her wedding, that goldish one on the bottom right the one she wore after she brought my new-born sister from the hospital. So yeah.
You're turning this into a contest of "how much I'm not willing to buy shit" and you don't want to go that route because I'm terribly cheap if it means I can find an out elsewhere. Slight-tangent question: where does that put you with fitness wearables then?
If I had a spare camera to lend you, I'd lend it. Fitness wearables? Like fitbits? My take is that I count calories, and those calories are counted against an "active" lifestyle. If I subtract a fitbit from those calories it's giving me fake achievements. However, if I choose a "sedentary" lifestyle and subtract a fitbit from them, it should give me the exact same measurement as I had without the fitbit. Except I had to buy (and wear) a fitbit.