Thursday, November 8, 2012
Web Assignment #5
I would define beauty in photography as whatever the photographer gets inspiration from. It doesn't matter what the photograph is of. It could be of a war zone or of a cute little baby. I don't think there's any characteristics in beautiful photography except good lighting and rule of thirds and things like that. Beauty can be in any form.
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Friday, October 19, 2012
Web assignment #4
1) Alfred Stieglitz ran a art gallery in New York city in the early 20th century and also introduced many avant-grade European artists to the U.S.
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3) Georgia O'Keeffe was Alfred's wife. She was famous for making large format paintings as seen through a magnifying glass
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I picked this photograph because i think its really pretty and i like pictures of trails and pathways.
3) Georgia O'Keeffe was Alfred's wife. She was famous for making large format paintings as seen through a magnifying glass
Monday, October 15, 2012
Tuesday, October 9, 2012
Web Assignment #3
1) What is a brownie camera?
Long-running popular series of simple and non expensive cameras. It introduced the concept of the snapshot.
2) Who invented it and when?
Eastman Kodak in February, 1900.
3) How did it change society, and of coarse, the photography world?
It was the camera that anyone could afford and it was a very simple and easy way to take pictures.
Long-running popular series of simple and non expensive cameras. It introduced the concept of the snapshot.
2) Who invented it and when?
Eastman Kodak in February, 1900.
3) How did it change society, and of coarse, the photography world?
It was the camera that anyone could afford and it was a very simple and easy way to take pictures.
Monday, September 17, 2012
Web Assignment #1
This was Nicephore Niepce's first photograph in 1826. It was taken of the view from a window at Le gras. It took 8 hours to make the exposure.
Nicephore Niepce was a french inventor that first invented photography. He didn't have a steady enough hand to trace the inverted images, so he looked for a way to capture the images permanently. He experimented with lithography, helping him attempt a photograph using a camera obscura. He also experimented with silver chloride, but eventually got to bitumen which successfully worked at capturing nature photographically.
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