photography collage project, for all you creative minds Options

[redpeony]

for photography class, our assignment is to take photos of a specific theme (or dig through existing ones), and combine them with words, phrases and quotes to make a creative collage.

the theme is open to pretty much anything and can involve metaphors, symbols, etc. i pretty much have no idea what i should do, so does anyone have any ideas at all?

no wrong answers, just want your help with brainstorming.

thankssssss!

[redpeony]

lilphoenix, in terms of sports or music, i would do that but the thing is, that is quite typical and not something that would particularly stand out. as much as it would be easier in a sense, i want to do something that is difficult but inspiring.

suddenly she, i'm in grade 11, the program is available at our school from grades 9 through 12, though. it's actually a pretty slack course but a few people take it seriously. but the dr. seuss quotes thing is awesome, thanks for the idea :)

and thanks guys for helping.

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this quote by dr. seuss might be a possibility:

"I like nonsense, it wakes up the brain cells. Fantasy is a necessary ingredient in living, It's a way of looking at life through the wrong end of a telescope. Which is what I do, And that enables you to laugh at life's realities."

I have some ideas, but i'd love to hear any input that you guys might have. Once again, the photos must be from my own collection, or I can take new ones.

This post has been edited by jennypie: Apr 9 2005, 06:05 PM

[lilphoenix]

lilphoenix, in terms of sports or music, i would do that but the thing is, that is quite typical and not something that would particularly stand out. as much as it would be easier in a sense, i want to do something that is difficult but inspiring.

it's quite hard these days to find something unique, isn't it? i've been think for about 2 weeks for an idea for a layout, but yet here i am. [blank, blank, blank]

how about just grab a cam and explore the world? snap as many shots as you can, then review all of them. [maybe i should do that...]