Beacon Hill Photo Essay - CMNS 150

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For one of the projects that I completed for my communications course, I created a photo essay that pictures the serene environment of beacon hill park. I have listed the link to the essay for your viewing pleasure below:

https://photos.google.com/share/AF1QipO9M1PtGOzk7dfeiLWXMrUf6LTgSotK_kl3j-IN6-mQ-7bJrcVE8QwUcsNSbD-2Pg?key=aVdTVFlxcWIwOTl3eE5yVEtPcF9DbDkwM3VjVnVB

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  1. PaulyNovember 25, 2019 at 1:52 PM

    Such a historical, cultural and sacred place we have here in Victoria. They've done a fantastic job over the years with upkeep and new additions. I remember going there all the time to watch the Cricket games. Great job with capturing the light and present moment in your photos.

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  2. Abbie MusilNovember 25, 2019 at 2:37 PM

    Your photos capture a gorgeous and culturally rich place located in Victoria. Your captions are adequate to the photos you've taken and they also inform viewers into more information behind each photo you've shot.

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  3. MatthewDecember 5, 2019 at 2:56 PM

    Your captions really fit the pictures they accompany and the captures themselves look great as well. The shot with the totem poll is particularly amazing. As someone who also did their photo essay on Beacon Hill Park, I'll say that you did an bang up job capturing just how rich the park is. Great work!

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  4. BraedynWildDecember 6, 2019 at 7:21 PM

    I love the choice of Beacon Hill, a truly underappreciated gem of our little city. The pictures you took are really good too, they do a great job of capturing the diversity of color and creature that reside in the park known as Beacon Hill.

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