Two worlds

Hey Fati, neet to see ya

Thx for the feedback. I already printed/mated them. I'm taking them to the university tomorrow, along with a short esay I wrote to acompany them. I'll blog about it tomorrow, too.

The nature ones (I guess you mean the leaf and ice ones) didn't quite fit into the theme that I formed around the pictures, so I mostly picked the somewhat urban ones... besides you'll see it later

Thanks again ^^

*Grumble grumble*

Well, it all went down the proverbial crap-shoot. I still have no idea what's going on with it, and even what I heard is bad.

Ugh.

I'll post when it's settled. Though, when - I can't say.

The results are... cruddy, I guess is the word. I mean, the grade I got was an 8 instead of the 10 that I thought I'd get, but what rubs me the wrong way is how everything went down. It was all sloppy and lazy, and rather suspicios, as well. I mean, they had to go thru 120 sets of 6 photos + esays, and they apparently did it in less than a day. And most of us got the exact same grade like in the test we took during class.

I won't say anymore - of course, I might be entirely wrong about all of this. Or not.

Bottom line - meh. :/

While that might be true in some cases, I think it would work oppositely here. I really put a lot of effort into those photos. Some were experimented with for an hour before the final result.
See, it would work like this: I try really hard to do something and then just get a mediocre response when the teach says "meh". This wouldn't make me work harder, it would make me bitter and make me work less, not caring for the result, since all I can get is a "meh". Ergo, it would lower the quality of the rest of my future work.

I'm not like that though. I won't stop trying to improve just because of that. It just makes me rather angry that 120 students put serious effort into something (well, ok, not ALL 120. Let's say, half of that) and recieved such a lazy reaction. It also makes me hope they'll improve they're system for the future generations of graphics design students.

Sorry for being so grumpy and long-winded. Thanks, though