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For those who are familiar with parts of Brooklyn, I came across this website with images of Brooklyn (and parts of Manhattan) from early 1900s and on. I look at the pictures and begin to wonder what it would be like … Continue reading →

Carriage Trade has created an exhibition base on cell phone photography entitled “Social Photography II.” Most of these photographs look just like snapshots but the exhibition embraces the use of cell phone cameras for its casual use. It goes to … Continue reading →

I came across this photography website of a man named Fredrik Odman. Fredrik’s work is pretty weird but weird in a good way he does A LOT of retouching in photoshop. I love his website because right off the back … Continue reading →

Some may agree to long exposure photography to be the “coolest technique of photography”, because they are just breathtaking and remarkable. The photos produced with this technique, long shutter speeds, are very bright in color, unique to one eyes, more … Continue reading →

What is your Disney Dream Portrait? Do you see yourself as that Disney character? Or, can you see others transformed into the role of famous Disney Characters? Well, we may not be the lucky ones chosen and transformed into the … Continue reading →

I started looking at David Lachapelle type of work, and yes, I’ll have to agree that his images are a bit of extreme, yet in his own unique way. I think that what makes his work unique are his bright … Continue reading →

I have notice that in the course of our entire semester we haven’t touch upon the subject of Nature Photography. I am personally a huge fan of nature photography and the best part of it is it consists of many … Continue reading →

When we think of Fashion Photography what come to mind? Vogue, Vanity Fair, Elle just to name a couple of magazines that display fashion photography at its finest in modern day society. But fashion photography has existed for as long … Continue reading →

We have seen many different photographs by many different photographers on the subject of war. But the photographer that I believe that should be credit as the world’s greatest combat photographer should be Robert Capa. His photographs are not only … Continue reading →

Both Alfred Eisenstaedt and John Heartfield were Germen photographers during the time of Hitler’s Nazi regime and although they may of had similar views on Hitler’s Nazi regime they approach the regime in completely different ways. I personally believe Alfred … Continue reading →