History of Photography Photojjournalizm QUIZ 12.pdf

Photojournalism: ARTH 199 - History Of Photography #2677 - Fall 2022 W/ E 17.11.22, 20:22 Photojournalism Due Nov 17 at 11:59pm Points 18 Questions 9 Available Aug 29 at 12am - Nov 17 at 11:59pm Time Limit 60 Minutes Allowed Attempts 2 Instructions You have TWO attempts to take this quiz; the time limit for each is 60 minutes. Attempt History Attempt Time Score LATEST Attempt 1 32 minutes 16 out of 18 (@ Correct answers are hidden. Score for this attempt: 16 out of 18 Submitted Nov 17 at 8:22pm This attempt took 32 minutes. Question 1 717 pts Match the description with the correct name. This photojournalist ’ lSusan Mesalas documented the Nicaraguan revolution in the 1970's, most notably making the unusual decision to photograph w

Photojournalism: ARTH 199 - History Of Photography #2677 - Fall 2022 17.11.22, 20:22 in color. One of the founding members of Magnum Photos, this French photographer is known for his theory of the "decisive moment.” lHenri Cartier-Bresson #I This photojournalist captures mainstream culture and those addicted to its value system of conspicuous consumption in series like "Generation Wealth." lLauren Greenfield - One of the founding lRobert Capa members of Magnum, this "famous American war photographer" photographed D-Day at Normandy Beach. - This photographer is best known for his images of the Civil Rights movement, including the 1963 March on Washington. lLeonard Freed - A former LIFE photographer, this person saw the camera as a tool for social justice, completing projects such as IW. Eugene Smith -

Photojournalism: ARTH 199 - History Of Photography #2677 - Fall 2022 Minamata. This British lPhilip Jones Griffiths photographer, although a pacifist in nature, spent years documenting the Vietnam War. - Question 2 1/1 pts The term "decisive moment" means that split second that reveals the larger truth of a situation when the images primarily tell the story alone, with the captions providing specific details the indigenous expressions of a people found within shared environments the moment when you finally make a decision Question 3 2/2pts The two individuals who created the identity of Robert Capa were Gerda Taro and Andre Friedman . 17.11.22, 20:22

Photojournalism: ARTH 199 - History Of Photography #2677 - Fall 2022 Answer 1: Gerda Taro Answer 2: Andre Friedman ™ artial Question 4 113 pts Magnum was founded so that photographers could Note: there are THREE correct answefs. have a stronger position in copyright and contractual negotiations control the use of their images, such as cropping develop their own assignments keep the copyright to their work make all creative designs collaboratively, including the specifics of assignments and final projects have financial stability in contractual work with illustrated magazines Question 5 171 pts 17.11.22, 20:22

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