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technological advances had greatly impacted these business. Accessible digital cameras and postproduction technologies have increasingly been affecting operators in this industry, due to these advances consumers are now able to take professional- quality images without the need of a professional. While these technological advances have affected the photography industry in a negative way, they have also been beneficial for photographers by increasing their efficiency and availability.

about your health and fitness. That’s a great quality to have! What don’t you like about my Tinder profile photos? My biggest issue with your current profile photos is that some of them aren’t a very good quality. Particularly photos 3 and 4, the image is quite blurry, so it’s hard to see you clearly. If I was swiping through your profile and couldn’t get a clear idea of what you looked like, I’d likely just swipe left. I also don’t like that you have two shirtless profile pictures. You clearly are

Photo 1 Final Essay Photography is something that I would not have thought about taking, or enjoying. After being placed in this class, I was not looking forward to it. But after this semester I have realized I actually enjoy photography, and I am looking forward to taking it next year. In my final body of work I have included my assignments; patterns of nature, landscape, available light portraits, my photogram, and my studio portraits. I also have included 3 alternative techniques, a sepia print

Del Kathryn Barton ARTIST: Del Kathryn Barton is a renowned Australian artist. Her art pieces are reflections of past and present. Barton’s eccentric paintings are full of life and emotion which draws upon her inner opinion of life. Del Kathryn Barton was born in Sydney 1972, she grew up on a farm where she gained an abundance of inspiration from her natural surroundings. As a child Barton was faced with an unusual sensory disorder which she named “the thing”. She would experience blurred vision

Eduardo Gijon Professor Metoyer CMMEDIA 110 2016 03 08 The Impact of Photography on the American Civil War With photography being created only 20 years prior to the start of the American Civil War, the impact photography had on the war and current time was immense. It was used as a tool by military and political staffs to document battles, planning stages, and take snap shots of the present. While many photographers attached to the combating armies were considered neutral, their works were also

In the present world today many people look at a picture and feel as if they have gotten the whole meaning or reason behind it. Observing and understanding a photo are two complete opposite ideas. Understanding a photo can be problematic due to the fact that multiple people can look at it and create their own understanding of the picture itself and the meaning behind it all. In the essay On Photography the author, Susan Sontag, clearly states that fully understanding a photo is nearly impossible

Documentary photography was used to construct narratives and to travel to document the others. The use of text and image in documentary photography became a key to create meaning in the photographs which would engage the audience in social and political issues. In the United States, photographers like Timothy O’Sullivan traveled on western expeditions surveying America’s

Title The writer of “Annie Get Your Camera” phrases it perfectly when she says, “few contemporary photographers can rival Annie Leibovitz in terms of sheer popularity and immediate familiarity.” Photographers often struggle to achieve the same level of popularity as artists such as Vincent van Gogh and Pablo Picasso. Nonetheless, Leibovitz’s well-known portraits of celebrities like John Lennon, Whoopi Goldberg, and Demi Moore have helped her reach this level of fame. Annie Leibovitz challenges

Yun-Hsuan Melody Jan Professor Jordahl and Louden FH PHOT 005 10979 07/20/2015 Levitt, Helen A girl, who had a dream, dropped out of high school and began her life-changing career as a commercial photographer without any former experience. She taught herself how to shoot photos and started teaching children’s art classes when she was 24 and stayed active as a photographer for nearly 70 years. This girl was Helen Levitt. Helen Levitt, born in New York on August 31st, 1913, was an American photographer

provocative fashion photography and minimalist portraiture. Richard did works for the huge fashion magazine Vogue, he also worked for the magazine Harpers Bazaar. Richard told the models he worked with to show emotion and movement to create a better image; this was rare in the fashion industry and wasn’t the norm, most fashion photographers would make their models stand still and strike a pose. Richard thought different and he made fashion photography his own and did what he thought was good and it