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The Image I chose is a black and white photograph created by Edward Weston titled “Cabbage Leaf”. Edward was a photographer who started taking photos at the age of sixteen when he was given his first camera. His Artwork is comprised of real people, places and things in photographs. Edward was very talented at photographing an object and putting it in a new perspective to the viewer of his photos. He gave objects in his photos passion and emotions that they were not originally associated with.…

Some of the details that stick out to me about the imagery of the engraving are the dead colonist on the ground that the British happened to slaughter. The picture has a much deeper meaning than just another painting it develops the understanding in others that this was one of the main events that had lead up to the war. The dead bodies on the ground was only the beginning of many more to come that is also why I found that detail of the painting very significant. The chaos that this painting…

Each photo from the start of the exhibit was graced on the walls in an orderly fashion of its timing. People do not always take the chance to observe the complete image, let alone its description, which there allows one to recognize the progression of different cultures. Following the path of the pictures, each image displays a sprinkle of randomness within its own detail. The formation of the photos continue to progress like a timetable, like photos taken from WWII which express all types…

Introduction I went up a window and took some photos. Of the photos I took, I thought that is one was the most unique and I liked it the most. I thought this photo showed something unique shows something in our lives. So, what is this photo, why did I capture this, what challenges did I have capturing this, and why do people take are like photographs. What is This Photo? This photo shows quite a few things in the frame. Most of the shows some trees and a flowing river, going from each side.…

order to follow format with the structure of the image. This stylistic choice shows that Gursky wanted the image to be unassociated with any specific place, leaning towards the side of a platonic relationship between river and landscape. In an explanation of artistic purpose, Gursky revealed his motivation for editing being that “… this view of the Rhine cannot be obtained in situ – a fictitious construction was required to provide an accurate image of a modern river,” (quoted in ‘... I…

use it to share everyday life as well as to explore the world around us. Photographers don’t have all the time in the world; in fact sometimes they only have a second or 100 hundredths of a second to capture a moment. They capture these photographic images in order to invoke emotion and leave an indelible impression to the viewers. Documentary photography especially captures public attention and allows us to deepen our thoughts and understanding as a society to spread awareness in the world we…

After learning the three basic settings of a camera made me feel confident to take pictures. Knowing the idea how the importance of balance each setting can affect the final product, helped me to be aware of not to make this kinda mistakes. Constantly reminding myself not to forget to change the settings if I changed something else. After coming home after school, I was really excited to take pictures. I wanted to practice to take pictures with my knowledge. Outside was sunny, it contains good…

Photography If all searched for the perfect career, the question would be, does it exist? The term "perfect" itself is misleading, as nothing can be truly flawless, especially in society's critical point of view. However, there is a career which has incredibly many possibilities, the only limit is imagination. Notably, photography has captured the creative minds of geniuses for ages, practically since the first camera was invented, and it requires a certain character, someone who is courageous…

Since the first apparition of photography it was considered to be a medium that will transcribe the reality. The camera was the first object that allowed us to frizz a moment. At that time only art like sculpture and painting were used to frizz and represent a moment in time. Photography was in a way the next step after the painting; it was the art that would really transcribe the reality by capturing what we all see. But what are the facts that gave credibility to the camera and is this…

My first image, which conveyed detail, depicted a banquet being served on the Dean Dome basketball court. I chose to use this image for several reasons, including its repetitiveness, unique color, and relative uniformity. Although many of my classmates chose to photograph minute details of a single subject, such as a piece of wood or stream of running water, I found that this photograph was more expressive of detail in a much larger subject. When taking this photo, I intended to capture as many…