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Layered Portrait

Theo Papadinoff, grade 9, "Layered Portrait," digital photo, 8x10 in. Photo I artists learn from experimentation and play with Adobe editing software. In this photo, Theo has layered photos to create a wistful portrait that records a specific time and place.

Theo Papadinoff, grade 9, “Layered Portrait,” digital photo, 8×10 in.

Photo I artists learn from experimentation and play with Adobe editing software. In this photo, Theo has layered photos to create a wistful portrait that records a specific time and place.

Category: 26th Annual Medfield Public Schools Student-Faculty Art Exhibition

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