Monthly Archives: May 2013

I believe both Robert Frank’s as well as Will Counts news photography are equally effective and important visual documents of the social inequities in American society during the Fifties. Robert Frank’s “The Americans” show the ugly truth behind “American Dream” … Continue reading →

I’ve never heard of JR before but I think his work is amazing and has a good cause. I did not have the chance to go to the Photo Booth in Times Sq but actually in my neighborhood there is … Continue reading →

I think Hetherington’s vision was to show to the world kind of the behind the scenes of war. We know that soldiers are just as humans as us and they are heroes because they risk their lives for their country … Continue reading →

we can easily tell the photo is staged or not, because in the photo we can not see any blood from the solider if he got gun shot.  and the way that solider fall to the ground.  i think the authenticity … Continue reading →

i think this movement is really creative, because it make other people who are not  photographer have more knowledge of how photo become art. i went there last time just want to see how it really work in the public. … Continue reading →

Robert Frank’s image and Will Count’s image are both very powerful. I’m not sure if it matters that one is art and one is news photography. You can still see that same theme or message in both. In Robert Frank’s … Continue reading →

I have heard of JR before in another photography class but I never thought that they would bring this project somewhere so close to us. I really like that they are images of people in the community instead of people … Continue reading →

I think that Hetherington’s vision was to communicate the soldier’s lives to the public. He wanted to bring more attention to the lives of those people who were risking there lives. I think Junger thought of him as a risk … Continue reading →

I feels interesting by looking at the photographs that taken by both photographers. But if you ask me which one I like the most, I would say is the Swiss -born photographer Robert Frank. Because we can see he tried … Continue reading →

I looked over to Hetherington’s photographs at the Yossi Milo Gallery website, and I really like his style to photograph of the soldiers. As we can see he was using different vision to took photos. By thoes photos he has … Continue reading →