Photography

passion for photography began in High School, from the moment I walked into Photography 1, I was in love. I seemed to have a good eye when it came to landscape and animal photography, after hours of taking photos I would then spend hours in the dark room developing. For me, photography has been no more than just a hobby. I admire all professional photographers, especially those who specialize in newborn photography, because I envy them. I found Jessica Kennedy, of Jessica Rachel Photography, on Facebook

photographer with a keen eye for nature. His interest first begun through the documentation of the natural environment using photography as his medium. However, it wasn’t long until Fuss began using less contemporary photographic methods to document his unique view on the world. Leaving the camera behind entirely he takes a contemporary approach on the earliest techniques known to photography – from daguerreotype to the photogram. The photogram “Love” is a life-sized colour contact print using light sensitive

technologies and techniques helped in defining photography. I will also talk about the impacted of Robert Capa. Photography was beginning to be used as a visual language. It held no barriers like languages to tell its story of what was happening in the world. Photographers used its growing influence to expose society's

1. I would say that the photograph below can be considered art. Based on my perspective, even without the use of models in the commercial photography, the beauty of the landscape in the background is enough to satisfy the requirement of art in my standards. In my perspective, the purpose of art is to express and share the vision of the photographer. With the plentiful trees in the background, the small circle in the foreground, and the river in between, the natural landmarks are enough for me to

dominated photography for majority of the eighteenth century, by the 1880’s another group of photographers were ready to captivate the world with a new medium of photography. This medium was meant to not only convey information, but to also awake public conscience to injustices around the world. This medium is what is known as documentary photography. In America, documentary photographers captured images ranging from poverty, unemployment, and hungry families. In The History of Photography, art historian

Photography is perhaps the most compelling visual representation of world events. Images have been used to make a statement, change courses of action, even altering the way the world sees war. It is images such as Warren Richardson’s “A New Hope” that has helped causes the world over since the advent of photojournalism prior to the 20th century. The following essay will explore firstly, the importance of photos in journalism and secondly, how photojournalism can be subjective and lastly, how “A New

Light rooms and lightings in Event photography By Sergiy Rulikovskyy Aug 3, 2011 Organization, processing and Distribution of photos with less effort is the challenge of shooting any event. Lightroom simplifies the burden of organizing event photos through its keywording and file renaming options. Lightroom also handles RAW processing and image distribution through web and print media with much less efforts. The first challenge, after importing the files into a new Lightroom catalog, is to arrange

I. Introduction A. “Photography, like any other art, is a form of communication. The artist is not blowing bubbles for his own gratification, but is speaking a language, is telling somebody something.” –William Mortensen B. Photography has been around for about 200 years, capturing historical events, documenting people, and conveying messages and emotions. C. I have been photographing for over 3 years, mainly nature and landscapes. Although, my photographs are merely to be aesthetically pleasing

major helped me define and hone this goal, and build many of the skills I will need to succeed in the industry. During my time at Emerson, I participated in many shoots and internships that helped me move towards my goal of becoming a Director of Photography, or DP. While at Emerson, I was always working on student films and shorts, which taught me a lot about working as part of a team. I gravitated towards working mainly in the camera department, starting out as a clapper loader and focus puller

it has been used as a tool for evidence. Photographers can do many things for example, keeping records of people 's lives, allowing memories to last forever and intriguing people. I can 't imagine living without photography because photography is more than just a image. Without photography, we wouldn 't have pictures of our childhoods, siblings, and pasts. Since digital manipulation existed, it started to make people feel deceived. In the real world, there are so many unrealistic body images that