Image stitching

your camera become a camera? How was your camera able to print your picture? Well take a second to think about it and get ready for the information your about to hear! First let’s start with the definition of Camera: A device for recording visual images in the forms of photographs. Camera’s are important because they collect memories and over time they stay the same and never change. So enough about the present camera let’s talk about how the Camera became the camera. It all began with…

if they could. Images play a critical role in American society to a point that everyone is using them to express their feelings and unspoken attitudes. However, in the past, people thought their lives were more important than to be constantly taking pictures all the time. People thought that their private images have a great value just for them, and they felt a need to be away from people’s eyes. The question here is, “Are all the images used in a positive way?” In the article “Image Culture,”…

exist where one can photograph or be photographed in a neutral room, where a story of a foreign place can be told through a single person. As much as I would have wanted to meet Irving Penn, I also wouldn’t want to meet him. Sometimes you get an image of a person and their personality in your head, and meeting them could ruin it. I’m jealous of his travels and his amazing work. Also, of his confidence to do whatever he wants in a photograph. I am inspired by Penn’s talent, persistence, and…

photos to get people’s attention. When journalism manipulates their work, they are losing their credibility. For example, the photo on top of this essay of Oj Simpson had been manipulated by a magazine. The image for their cover was to darkening OJ Simpson’s face to make him look evil. This image proves that photos manipulation can misrepresent the news and it is not ethical. This is not the only photo that has been manipulated by the news or magazines, they are more than that, and it is around…

What is interesting is that he writes about how photography is a process of taking what we already see, it is based on selection not synthesis. We do not get to create what we want to see when taking photos of the world, is all about how we see it that makes a photo interesting, “the world itself is an artist of incomparable inventiveness,” (Szarkowski 3). So a photographer’s job is to see the art that the world has created and to capture it, to express what he has seen. This shows us that…

This made the plate sensitive to light. After the photo was taken, exposing it to mercury vapor and ordinary table salt developed the image. The creator of the daguerreotype was Louis Jacques Mande Daguerre. He wanted a means he could use to capture the things that he saw in his camera obscura and by 1829 he formed a partnership with Nicephore Niepce who was working on the same issue of…

Venice 2003 by Marck Wells and Venice by Barrie Hopkinson visually and emotionally. These pictures of Venice have similar image arrangements but the details are different, which is enough to give the viewer different moods. Some of these different details include the lighting and items seen in the image. Once the viewer takes a look at these details…

which humans remember things. As Roland Barthes effectively summarized, “what the Photograph reproduces to infinity has occurred only once” (Camera Lucida). A photograph serves as a permanent memory, one that could easily be relived when viewing the image. As a result, photography soon began to be used to document history. Everyday events could now be captured with a click of a button…

When talking about the rhetorical aspect of images, people are usually unaware of the potential power that a photograph has to convince someone. However, images such as those of veterans meeting their relatives in tears use emotional appeal to convince their viewers so those viewers are far more likely to agree with the message behind the photo. What makes those images so powerful? And why does it matter that those images have such power? While photographs may seem harmless, it can be used to…

This image shows Mother Mary talking to her Mother St.Anne. I love this image because as an religious kid, this photograph demonstrates my love for my religion. The quality I like best about this photo is how I edited it. I loved the way I kept the background the same yet I lighten up Mary and St.Anne. The one and only thing I would do differently would be to experiment with the contrast and the brightness a little more or even try this photo in black and white. I had no trouble at all taking…