Cropped Signs

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  • cogdog
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_cokwr: We think of creation as addition, but there is a form of creation by deletion (e.g. Newspaper Blackout poetry http://newspaperblackout.com/) In this assignment, you need to change, alter, enhance the meaning of a sign by cropping out parts of it. This should be doing in camera, but could also be done in post- crop out, but do not photoshop in any extras. Also, be sure to describe in you caption or blog post what the original sign said. For the example below, the sign said "No Canada Tennis Parking" but by removing the last word, it makes it sound more like a radical anti-tennis call for action., _cpzh4: Visual, _cre1l: http://www.flickr.com/photos/cogdog/5677012243/, _chk2m: cogdog, _ciyn3: 129, _ckd7g: , _clrrx: , _cztg3:

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cogdog

Keep the Lease, ok? (Cropped Sign Story)

cc licensed ( BY ) flickr photo shared by cogdogblog No one wanted to acknowledge that the Earbird family might stop running the Rook that
samsonsays

New Rules of the Road

Now that I finally have my license -at 21- which is a bit ridiculous, I’m going to show my gratitude  by being ridiculous. Apparently the
Michael Branson Smith

Smoke, Fuel, Burn

Rimi ‘Kookaburra’ Morita posted a cropped sign assignment a couple of days ago giving a unique interpretation of Cogdog’s Assignment. But more importantly Rimi’s post was the
Rimi Morita

Cropped Signs

Sorry, might not really a sign, though… XD;;;…

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