Berenice Abbott's Analysis

The contemporary education raises a number of challenges in face of educators, which they have to overcome to make the education process effective. In this regard, Brighouse distinguishes the diversity of the contemporary society and learning environment and the lifetime learning as the major issues that educators should address in their work with students.

For this essay the works of Robert Draper, author of “Why Photos Matter,” and Fred Ritchen, author of “Photography Changes the Way News is Reported,” will be analyzed. Though both deal with the topic of photography, their take on the matter is very different. While Ritchen is a photographer who writes on “what professional photographers will be doing in the future,” Draper is a writer for the National Geographic writing on how the photographers of the magazine share “a hunger for the unknown.” Both writers, however, write on the topic of photographers having a deeper understanding of their subjects, Ritchen due to research and practice, and Draper because the photographers “sit [with] their subjects, just listening to them.” In both essays the need for a deeper understanding of the

Greg Abbott is the 48th and current Governor of the State of Texas. Governor Abbott was born in Wichita Falls, Texas and was raised in Duncanville, Texas. He is currently married to the First Lady Cecilia Abbott and is the father to his only child, Audrey.

The first thing I will write about is a person, Jacob Riis. A esteemed author of the book “How the other half Lives”, published in the 1890s. Riis was a pioneer in the time when photography was first starting to catch on. In Riis’s photos he took pictures of people who lived in the slums of the major cities and how they lived. He was termed a Muckraker by our late president Theodore Roosevelt, because journalists like him would, as he would say, rake through all the good things and bad on the ground and only report the bad of the world. But Riis was one of the men of his era

Both of the photographers are concerned with questions about our collective responsibility in shaping the environments we live in, which reflects in their work. Although they have similar thoughts and ideas, How do they both create a unique style and maintain relevance, status and professionalism in their genre?

The Spanish-American war of 1898, although short in duration, effected policy in the United States for years to come. As part of the Treaty of Paris, the United States acquired Puerto Rico and the Pacific island of Guam while Spain granted independence to Cuba (Divine 694). The United States demanded the Philippines as a condition of peace and quickly attempted to annex the islands (Pearson 19). This led to the Philippine-American War which lasted three years and claimed many lives on both sides.

In the Article when Albert Jeremiah Beveridge enters the U.S senate in 1899 at 36, Albert Beveridge (1862-1927) the people around America though he’s was the most influential young leaders. The Americans thought Albert was going to be a good advocate of the United State, over the century the America though that would have a great political career. Albert had progressed to the social policies, decade himself enact pure food child labor and tariff reform laws. Albert was a brilliant, Charismatic Political leaders, U.S Senator Albert J. Beveridge and in 1898 as the fervent exponent of America expansion overseas. Albert in 1922 ran for the U.S senate in Indian once again also winning the republican primary but losing to Democrat Samuel in the general

David Berkowits was known as the .44 caliber killer. “His name however was not David Berkowitz, for he had changed his name. His real name was Richard David Falco. This man was known throughout the whole world by his crimes and he instilled fear in all. The main locations for his killings were in New York. As most serial killers do, he left a note for the police after every murder egging them on to find him and stop him if they could. Richard claimed to have been a part of a satanic cult and said that a dog was bringing him message that commanded him to do the atrocities that he performed. The dog was named Harvey and wasn’t even his, it was his neighbors. Even though he claimed that he was commanded to do the crimes the courts found him mentally

Joan Petersilia’s article focuses on the consequences society and the individual face after prisoners are released into the community because of limited rehabilitation programs and parole services. The consequences are caused by policy makers not giving attention to newly released inmates because they ignore parole services. This is partially because rehabilitation programs and the parole system are scarcely funded. The lack of services results in everyone being effected by employment and economic well being, mental and physical health, homelessness, etc. Petersilia states the responsibilities of a parole officer is to enforce the conditions of the prisoner’s release. Unfortunately, there are a limited number of parole officers to fulfill

Education is not everywhere, but it is here in Berwyn. Do kids in Berwyn, take their education seriously, Yeah they do. As kids get older, they tempt to take their education more seriously because they tend to get an idea of what's ahead of them, college, jobs, and independence. In Berwyn, I’ve noticed this, many kids would separate their classmates into groups. Although it's informal it's a good way to explain things. There would be groups or section such as class clowns, bad kids, goodie goodies or smart kids, and the kids that make it seem like they don’t care. Now, as the end of seventh grade approaches you’ll notice that now our classmates fit into three sections: the ones that do want to learn, the ones that don’t, and the ones that

He asked them to give him the year to capture the High Line’s landscape. A year later, Sternfeld photographs played a significant role in building a constituency for saving the line for public use. His photos showed that this clunky industrial object really could become a green space in the sky (Goldberger, 2011; La Farge, 2014). Around sixty years ago, Berenice Abbott another American photographer best know for her black-and white documentary photographs of New York City architecture and urban design of the 1930s, was capturing the same railroad and the near area for the New York City

Before starting this project, I knew very little about photography, photographers, or exactly how much impact photographical images have had on our society. I have never taken a photography class, or researched too in depth about specific pictures or photographers. This project has allowed me to delve deeper into the world of photography in order to understand just how much influence pictures can have over society’s beliefs, emotions, and understandings’. I have have chosen two highly influential photographers, Diane Arbus and Dorothea Lange, who I have found to both resonate with me and perfectly capture human emotions in way that moves others.

The portrait I chose from the museum is The Daughters of Edward Darley Boit, 1882 by John Singer Sargent primarily because of the content of the portrait. As I was walking through the museum I noticed many different portraits but this one stuck out a lot because of how the girls in the picture are all in different areas of the portrait and the fact that it has a much more mysterious vibe to it. Sargent depicts four daughters; two of which are standing between two large fancy porcelain vases, one standing alone to the opposite side of the vase and the youngest daughter alone with a single doll. Sargent paints the subjects highlighting their clothing and expression the most – he focusses a lot on the detail of the models in the portrait rather

Caryl Phillips is concerned with the issue of racial discrimination specifically against the enslaved blacks during the period of slavery. Racial discriminatory practices manifested itself in the form of physical and psychological abuse, and the suppression of their voice.

1. How has the healthcare industry changed from pre-1983 to post-1983? What are the implications for the Vacutainer Division?