Monthly Archives: May 2013

Both photographers send messages about the life of an American during the 1950’s. There’s evidence show the racial look upon black and white people during that time. People did have different views and refused to look at the work but … Continue reading →

JR work is amazing to look and also to be apart of because it shows the portraits of the people who live in the community. The good thing is that there is no charge to be apart of his project, all that … Continue reading →

Looking at the video, gallery and article I believe Hetherington tried to get images to show the true side of being a soliders. In the trailer documentary the responses from the soliders was all about being a unity and to not letting … Continue reading →

Junger said that Hetherington had a very specific vision for his work. I think Hetherington’s unique vision was refer to the way he used when he photographing. Because when I went over to Hetherington’s photographs at the Yossi Milo Gallery … Continue reading →

I think both are effective. He tried to show photographs of things that are uncommon. He showed photographs of people who were not living the American dream that many people dreamed of. Nobody had any interest in it because it … Continue reading →

I think this is a good way to combine street art and photography. Hearing  street art, we all think of graffiti on walls.  He used a smart way to combine both together.  It is interesting and can let people interact with each … Continue reading →

I think it is very cool to make this kind of Inside out project on street, becuase I haven’t see it before. Also, I think JR is very cool that he allowing the public to participate with him on an … Continue reading →

I think Hetherington wants to show how soldiers feel at war and their life. I think people just thought Hetherington wanted to show the patriotic side of people. Although they are are war, they still have many emotions. They are human … Continue reading →