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Author Archives: Joel Sanchez
Homework #4: Robert Frank’s America
After watching the short video of Robert Frank “The America”, I found his work eccentric and amazing . The reason for this is since Frank captures Americans doing ordinary task in their daily routine. Every person in the picture is … Continue reading
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Homework #3: Robert Capa’s Death of a Loyalist Soldier
Robert Capa is known in history for taking the Worlds greatest war photographs. The most notably of Capa’s works is “Falling Soldier or Death of a Loyalist Soldier” taken from Spanish Civil war. The reason why many considered this the … Continue reading
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Joel Sanchez : Food and Coffee in the Civil War
The most fascinating piece about both articles is that the drive to fight in the war was due to the coffee. Most of the rations that were given to the soldiers were sugar, coffee beans and hardtack, since these products … Continue reading
Joel Sanchez: Who Takes Selfies?
Selfiecity finding that i found most interesting was the average smile score presented in the five cities. Its quite shocking to see that Bangkok rating is 0.68, whereas the lowest city Moscow only had 0.53. Another intriguing fact is that … Continue reading
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