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Text Book Photos
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10-15-2018  / 1
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CommunicationsNicole NealExecutive Director of Strategic Communications
Project Description
J&S Designs (Shannon, cc’d here) needs a few images of textbooks for the alumni magazine. I’ve reached out to Joel Houston at the business college. He’s a professor and he has a few editions of the books we need in his office. (These are Eugene Brigham’s books. You shot him awhile back.) J&S provided examples of the shots they need, below. If you have any questions about the directions, please reach out to Shannon. Photo Directions: - Horizontal Stack (vertical photo) Insert thick, plain textbook toward middle of stack for article title (doesn’t need to be Brigham book, we’ll Photoshop it blank) - Vertical Stack (vertical or square photo) Turn one book forward to create "article title” jacket (again, doesn’t have to be Brigham’s … his would be spine views)
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Created on Oct. 11, 2018 at  4:34 PM (EDT). Last updated by Aaron Daye on Oct. 25, 2018 at  1:42 PM (EDT). Owned by Daye, Aaron.
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