M13 project planning

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 A. Kevin Carter 

B. The format I plan on employing for my M14 final project is a collage of photographs with extensive written description. The writings will be detailed about the photojournalist's life, his goal, what he accomplished, and potential controversy surrounding his death. This detailed life description told along with pictures will be telling all aspects of his story. 

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My Inspiration 

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This is a very detailed assignment which requires a lot of research to be done, all research done will however be documented appropriately and according to whichever information it relates too. The section 1 10 question goal will also be completed and answered thoroughly, diving down the 'rabbit hole' will help completing this process as I will be doing precise digging around about his life, especially the end of it. 

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I also understand that in this creation I will have to properly embed content for the project in my blog. This will be done through correct insertion of photographs and images used for my project. 

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