DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY AND IMAGING (DPI) - Week 4

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 Week 4:


This week the lecturer decides to make our class today an online class. The lecturer gave us an explanation and tutorial on how to use Photoshop (Pentool, Lasso, etc). After the online meeting the lecturer gave us an assignment which is composing another collage but this time it its a digital version using the pictures given to us by the lecturer

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