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‎Stonehenge and Bath

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‎May 25, 2017

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‎All of My Created Content and Edits

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‎Milestone 1

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‎Activity Journal

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‎British Directors

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 ===Stonehenge and Bath===
-Our tour guide was great during this trip, and very entertaining (even though some of his facts were off about Henry VIII). Stonehenge was cold, but had the best atmosphere to see it,
+Our tour guide was great during this trip, and very entertaining (even though some of his facts were off about Henry VIII). Stonehenge was cold, but had the best atmosphere to see it, with fog and "spooky" weather. Bath was a great stop for Lunch, and the history about it was interesting. It is also a very beautiful city, I wish we got to spend more time there. The secret location was obviously very cool, and I liked being able to visualize medieval villages like the ones I had seen in movies and on TV.
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 ===The London Science Museum===
 I did not have high hopes for the London Science Museum, especially after seeing the Natural History Museum, which was a disappointment. However once I got inside I was taken aback with the immense machinery on the ground floor, with numerous steam engines that were fascinating to read about and observe in action. The collection of spacecraft was also incredible, learning about the history of British space travel as I walked by rockets that hung across the entire room. I must have spent three or four hours there, but have no regrets.
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 ===The Wallace Collection===
-The Wallace collection is Sir Richard Wallace's house in London, that now serves as an art collection. It has many beautiful displays, but the house itself is a work of art, with its furnishings and decorations. I found the several collections of weapons very fascinating, and the armor displays were like something from a dream. I found it very interesting that Sir Wallace was the illegitimate son of the Marquess of Heretford, yet was left with such an incredible estate.
+The Wallace collection is Sir Richard Wallace's house in London, that now serves as an art collection. It has many beautiful displays, but the house itself is a work of art, with its furnishings and decorations. I found the several collections of weapons very fascinating, and the armor displays were like something from a dream. I found it very interesting that Sir Wallace was the illegitimate son of the Marquess of Hertford, yet was left with such an incredible estate.
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 ==May 25, 2017==
 ===The Wallace Collection===
-The Wallace collection is Sir Richard Wallace's house in London, that now serves as an art collection. It has many beautiful displays, but the house itself is a work of art, with its furnishings and decorations. I found the several collections of weapons very fascinating, and the armor displays were like something from a dream.
+The Wallace collection is Sir Richard Wallace's house in London, that now serves as an art collection. It has many beautiful displays, but the house itself is a work of art, with its furnishings and decorations. I found the several collections of weapons very fascinating, and the armor displays were like something from a dream. I found it very interesting that Sir Wallace was the illegitimate son of the Marquess of Heretford, yet was left with such an incredible estate.
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 ===Horniman Museum===
 The Horniman Museum is located in a calmer and quieter part of Greater London, and the hilly area provides a great view of the London skyline. The museum itself is quite small, with only two open, free exhibitions, one being the natural history collection, and the other being an instrument exhibition. The natural history exhibition consisted of a large variety of stuffed animals and bones, as well as some pretty low quality sculpted models. The instrument exhibition was an interesting site, but did not take long to go through, especially since it was not very interactive. However, the gardens at the museum were very beautiful and relaxing, along with the sheep grazing there.
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 '''Objective:''' How has the Brexit vote and recent measures affected business owners?
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+Within this project I explored the history of Brexit, the power of media coverage before the vote, and how the British people are coping with Brexit one year later. I contrasted the 1975 and 2016 referendum, how the party positions switched during that time, and how recent issues convinced a majority of Brits to vote to leave the European Union. I also observed a Post-Brexit conference, touted as a public discussion on the next steps following Brexit, and came to the realization of how important this issue is to some people, and how it affects the way of life of the British people. It was insightful seeing how lively people became during The Convention, and the experience broke many of the stereotypes of Brits I had originally perceived.
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 =Activity Journal=
 ==May 8, 2017==
 ===Westminster Abbey===

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 '''Objective:''' An examination of three British filmmakers and their directorial art styles.
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+In this project I examined the visual elements from a single movie by each of three British filmmakers, Ridley Scott, Danny Boyle, and Christopher Nolan. I looked at the cinematography, color usage, and psychological reasoning behind the both of these. I have discovered that there is a wide range of psychoanalytical evidence behind the cinematography of film. The greatest filmmakers are the ones who understand this, and incorporate it into their work in order to convey their message through more ways than one. My prior evidence with film is through personal research and film creation, as well as taking a video production course at WPI. My aim with this project is to show that while the medium of film is an art, there is interesting psychology and science behind some of the most seemingly trivial things.
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 [[An_Analysis_of_the_Art_Style_of_several_British_Filmmakers.|Read More]]
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