If you have not heard of Chase Jarvis yet, then get out from the rock you are living under. This man is the founder of CreativeLive company. Jarvi was born on July 18,1971 in Seattle Washington. Just by the age of 44 he has already accomplished so much. Chase Jarvis is a photographer who everyone wants to work with and mimic when shooting portraits and landscape. Jarvis mostly shoots portraits, landscape, and some mixtures of others. Javis has done work for Apple and other big name companies, promoting their business with his amazing eye for capturing the perfect picture. Raised in A house with little to none photography influence, Jarvis was kind of self motivated in the artistic field. Being the son of a police officer and a biotechnical
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In his photo “Normandy-Beach” he shows just a simple picture of the Normandy beach. The photo shows the purity of the beach, along with the peace and serenity within God’s creation. Jarvis shows a good contrast between the white sand and the bright sky. The reflection of the sky on the water shows good exposure and great use of natural light. Perception is all in perspective so no two perceptions are the same, which makes this photo so much deeper and meaningful than most. It tells a story to everyone in a different way, even with it’s …show more content…
I think he could have lowered the brightness So his head doesn 't blend in with the white background. Overall though Jarvis takes another very simple subject and creates a beautiful story. Moby is just a portrait in black and white, but you get the sense that you know a lot about the subject from this picture. The glasses and the scruffy beard with the collared shirt tells a story that everyone views differently.
In this photo titled “Kickflip shadow” Javis shows great use of shadows. The shadow, the board,and the Stairs use the rule of thirds very Well. Even though the skater is not present in the photograph you can still feel him or her there by the use of the shadow. The Shadow tells more of a story than just a picture and puts it in a more unique style than if Jarvis just photographed the skater doing the kickflip. This photo shows that Jarvis can be versatile and be extremely creative. This picture is less simple but still gives an interesting story and really catches your eye
In his photo “Normandy-Beach” he shows just a simple picture of the Normandy beach. The photo shows the purity of the beach, along with the peace and serenity within God’s creation. Jarvis shows a good contrast between the white sand and the bright sky. The reflection of the sky on the water shows good exposure and great use of natural light. Perception is all in perspective so no two perceptions are the same, which makes this photo so much deeper and meaningful than most. It tells a story to everyone in a different way, even with it’s …show more content…
I think he could have lowered the brightness So his head doesn 't blend in with the white background. Overall though Jarvis takes another very simple subject and creates a beautiful story. Moby is just a portrait in black and white, but you get the sense that you know a lot about the subject from this picture. The glasses and the scruffy beard with the collared shirt tells a story that everyone views differently.
In this photo titled “Kickflip shadow” Javis shows great use of shadows. The shadow, the board,and the Stairs use the rule of thirds very Well. Even though the skater is not present in the photograph you can still feel him or her there by the use of the shadow. The Shadow tells more of a story than just a picture and puts it in a more unique style than if Jarvis just photographed the skater doing the kickflip. This photo shows that Jarvis can be versatile and be extremely creative. This picture is less simple but still gives an interesting story and really catches your eye