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    Panoramic images have been an idea that has dated back to the beginning of human history, through forms like the Boa tapestry and other paintings that captured the ideas of extended view and openness that a normal image can’t do. However more recently this idea has been used creatively to form 360 otherworldly images. In this project I plan on exploring the use of panorama through history and how it has developed to form more interesting ideas. When you look at a panoramic picture you get a sense

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    There are a number of genres in the photography industry. Ones that are the most popular and mainstream are considered as portrait photography while surrealism photography is another interesting genre. These two genres have specific features and characteristics which allow the photographers working in these genres to deliver and convey the subject meaning they wanted. Portrait photography Portrait photography is a type of photograph combing the use of lighting, composition, backdrops and postures

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    unit would be about writing in different genres I was totally confused. What did this mean? Would I be doing different writings of mystery, romance or science fiction? That was my only small narrow view of what a genre is. I have now come to learn that a genre is not only simply whether something is fiction or nonfiction but a genre is different types of writing from a recipe to a resume. I have come to learn that there are so many different types of genres all unique in their own respect and all

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    Frissell Bacon: Toni Frissell was born in March 10th, 1907 and died April 17th, 1988 she was an American photographer, known for her fashion photography, World War II photographs, and portraits of famous Americans and Europeans, children, and women from all walks of life. About Photo: This Photo title is Paddington Station by Toni Frissell in 1951. The Genre of this Photo is Fashion as you can see the model is dressed Smart. This photo is in Black and White and the photographer used natural lights

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    Dissertation Question: Is war photography and photojournalism useful to make a difference to the situation in the place the photograph is being taken? The purpose of war photography and photojournalism has always been a subject that has raised a lot of attention. There are many different ways the public sees those two sub genres of photography. Those sub genres of photography are really important for society as they can dictate the way we see the world around us. This essay aims to understand

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    how fashion photography has evolved throughout the decades. Some of the subjects I am going to discuss are; the beginnings of fashion photography, the different styles of fashion photography, and fashion magazines. Fashion photography is a genre of photography in which clothing and other material garments are photographed for the purpose of displaying in a fashion magazine or for the use in an advertisement. This style of photography has been around since the early days of photography itself, however

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    MUSIC - Jazz was popular genre of music during the Roaring 20s, The Jazz Age was popular in the United States and ended with the Great Depression. Jazz is still enjoyed today by different age groups but slightly less. The genre also influence on the modern pop culture today. In today’s society, pop music is much more influential than jazz. Due to the easily accessible technology such as phones, radios, or televisions that only feature mainstream pop music and less of other genres. Also, mostly teenagers

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    It can be said that photography was invented in 1826, by Nicephore Niepce. Niepce created what is now the earliest surviving photograph. Niepce used the Camera Obscure, which is an optical device that consisted of a box or room with a hole in one side. Light from a scene outside would pass through the hole and strike the surface inside, where it would be reproduced, rotated 180 degrees with colour. The image could be projected onto paper then traced to a highly accurate representation. However, in

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    onwards, I wanted to mainly focus my project on an earlier genre of photography to present different techniques and styles of photography at this time. For this body of work I researched photographers from the early 1930’s as I was interested in the edgy and contextual background of the work and photographer produced throughout this era. For this project I wanted to look at something different that is taken away from typical photography that I focus on now, and to set my work like the year I have

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    Boudoir photographer in Calgary The world of photography has always availed everyone the opportunity to express themselves in different ways, hence, different genres of photography. Boudoir photography is one of these genres totally dedicated to women, celebrating their beauty without judgment. As a Boudoir photographer, I see this genre as the most expressive and artistically liberating, giving pictures that become memorabilia over time. Boudoir photography became very popular in the 1940s; the pin-up

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