Cloning Pictures ASSIGMENT #3

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Cloning Pictures by Tania

Clones

- 3 Cloned Images
- At least 1 must be a self-portrait
- Critique: March 13



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  1. Alyson Jones12 de marzo de 2024, 19:15

    I like the image with the three looking at the phone! Good job with them overlapping!

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  2. ava isbell12 de marzo de 2024, 22:09

    I love how seamless the image with the phone looks, you really did a good job

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