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Elaine Wu – Homework #4
After viewing the video about Robert Franks photography, I believe that he’s very artistic in a unique way. Aside from that, I still think that many of his images are quite political. Although, his intentional was to capture “the people … Continue reading
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Elaine Wu; Homework #3
We can all see that Robert Capa’s, “Death Of a Loyalist Soldier”, a very controversial and popular image. When I first took a glance of the picture, I thought there was something iffy about it. The way how the solider was … Continue reading
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Elaine Wu – Food and Coffee in the Civil War
After reading both articles, I’ve noticed that coffee and food was very significant and dependent for the soldiers during the Civil War especially for survival. What I found most interesting in “How Coffee Fueled the Civil War”, article was that coffee helped … Continue reading
Who Takes Selfies?
I have found it astonishing how people used the time to investigate selfies from five different cities in the world and made a theory based from the data they’ve collected. What surprised me the most was the “smile scores”. It’s amazing to see … Continue reading
