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Author Archives: Wen Yong Huang
Robert Frank’s America
After watching a short video about the famous photographer Robert Frank, I find out that his work are consider to be artistic, bleak and also political in some ways. To start off, Frank’s accomplishment of the book called “The Americans” … Continue reading
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Wen Yong Huang-Death of a Loyalist Solider
After reading Richard Whelan’s biography on the authenticity of the photograph “Death of a Loyalist Solider” 1936 taken by Rober Capa, I found out that Whelan’s arguments were convincing. Through Whelan’s evidence and analysis showing this photograph was being staged by the … Continue reading
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Wen Yong Huang- Food and Coffee in the Civil War
Soldiers are the courageous heroes who brought peace to a country. In the life of the battle, they had experienced many physical and spiritual challenges which many of us had not gone through. Hence, these kind of challenges may decreased … Continue reading
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Wen Yong Huang:Who Takes Selfies?
Photography has play a very significant role in today’s world. Due to the steadfast development of technology, many people carry their smart electronic devices where ever they go. Therefore, selfies become extremely popular across the countries. In the website, “SELFICITY,” … Continue reading
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