Author Archives: Ryan Samaroo
Response: Photographing the Beginning of the Civil Rights Movement
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
Response: Street Art, Photography, and the Inside Out Project in Times Square
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
Response: Tim Hetherington and Modern-day War Photography
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
Respond: The Greatest War Photograph and Robert Capa
Observing the photo of Robert Capa “Falling Solider” you can see that the postion the “solider” is showing while falling looks staged. With how his hands is towards the back makes you think that he is doing this to brace … Continue reading
Response: Sleeping as Art
Looking at the videos and reading the article I believe that sleeping can be art in the sense that not everyone goes to bed the same way. I mean truthfully it will be boring and i wont watch a 6 … Continue reading
Response: Nina Katchadourian’s iPhone photos
Looking at Nina Katchadourian’s iPhone photos my first impression was that they were strange, but looking at other Flemish style images I saw how the images style was similar to Nina. Using the objects on the plane to create these … Continue reading
Old Processes, New Advertising
Reading the article gives a sense that it is good learn the old photographic process. Knowing the old school way and modern way helps you out even more because if your in different situations and want a photo to stand … Continue reading
Photography and Tragedy—When Should You Put Down the Camera?
I believe that photographers should take there photos but also respect the person wishes. If there is a situation and the image is perfect, but making it prefect includes someone you dont have permission to take photo of makes it difficult. Asking the person after … Continue reading
