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    If ever noticed, nothing on our forever coming of propaganda in which the pitching of sales extends across is actually visible in real life. Most pieces of artwork, nowadays, have a motive behind them, but in order to convey the motive, the image must be worthy of approval, meaning we as a whole have to be drawn towards it, and because of that reason the creators produce illustrations as something never seen before such as artwork so profound that the audience is drawn to it and are unable…

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    At the beginning of Hirsch’s article, the main title describes how the way we frame family photographs and how they also frame us and our lives. The main thesis of this article is how photographic images challenge ancestral history and the way how it affects our way of looking at photographs by what we remember. Hirsch further explains this with key concepts such as family portraits, photographs and post-memories. Family photographs and portraits displayed in frames or the photos that are…

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    Photography plays a vital role in framing trauma, such as in the events of the September 11 attacks; the many images produced in the wake of the tragedy shaped its transformation from a national trauma to history. For one, photography is a strategy for coping. A number of people have noted the desire to inexplicably record anything and everything for themselves during disaster, as if maybe capturing those moments would make them more real to their shocked selves or illustrate some hidden…

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    Photography In Classroom

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    Overview The use of photography can be found in various areas such as post-graduate research studies, graduate programs, undergraduate courses, and K-12 educational programs with varying degrees of use over the years. (Close, 2007) In recently years, digital photography has seen a renewed use in areas of research and deep inquiry. (Close, 2007) For example, Diane Matar, a Social Work Education research, used photography in a research study of over 100 politically displaced people in Britain to…

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    What is fashion photography? Fashion photography is a particular genre of photography that involves photographing people with clothes or other fashion items usually to help company’s sell their products by making people aware of them. Companies will often get celebrities to wear and be photographed with their clothes so as to make them more popular and desirable to the general public. There are many professional fashion photographers out there one of the most well-known for decades is David…

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    Pop Art Research Paper

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    into seeing things that do not exist or things that are not actually happening. There is a lot of repeating lines, shapes, and images, which sometimes appear to be moving. The term Op Art first appeared in Time Magazine in October 1964. Op Art is still a big part of the today's world and culture. Optical illusions are awesome to look at, as they contain colorful images. Some people like this style of art, although some dislike this style as it an hurt their eyes or causes headaches. Optical…

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    I am particularly proud of the portfolio piece titled “Storyboard Photography - Model Car”. This was a very personal project to me, and I wondered how could I represent and photograph instances of the lifelong adventures I’ve had with my mother’s car. Discovering a replica model car, I realized I would be able to make sets to photograph the car’s story. This story takes place during a seasonal shift, and to show that I had to create appropriate environments. Any household resources I found were…

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    The debate which argues whether the artistic and scientific medium of photography captures images of an accurate and unbiased reality or merely an impression or interpretation of a moment in time, is one which is just as relevant now as it was at photograph’s conception. Considering the length of time which this has been pertinent, William Henry Fox Talbot and Paul Graham are interesting artists to compare and contrast. The first being one of the early pioneers of the photographic movement, a…

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    to portray places in interesting and popular manners was a skill in demand, and one Kertesz had in bulk. Exhibited in his amazing image Carrefour Blois of 1930 is Kertesz’s unique point of view. The image is taken from a high point looking down at the cross streets of a town, rather than the common and often boring view of looking up at buildings. Captured in the image is multiple men walking, biking, or in carriages. The various modes of transportation in itself speaks of the changing times, or…

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    Discussion starter: February 22nd, 2018. Key Claim for Susan Sontag, Regarding the Pain of Others; (Ch. 2) 1. Conscientiousness to global struggles is merely a fad; it swells briefly but its impact ripples and often dissipates from the forefront of the audience’s minds. (pp 19-20) 2. Due to the relentless imagery that permeates our lives, the power to readily and better capture our attention lies in the ‘shock factor’. A photograph’s ability to still a moment and stimulate our senses is its…

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