Category Archives: Homework

HW#4/stanley Kubrick/andi nterior lives

Posted on November 12, 2018 by Berta Umana

Berta Umana:interior lives Photography-Kubrick

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Exhibit review

Posted on November 12, 2018 by SimonWill21

We visited theNew York  museum to see:Interior Lives contemporary photographs of Chinese New Yorkers  and observed some pictures. In the first gallery we went into a room with dark lighting. The room had dozens of pictures on the walls and … Continue reading →

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Exhibit Review

Posted on November 12, 2018 by Darrianna Jackson

Going into the first exhibit Interior lives: Contemporary Photographs of Chinese New Yorkers, the first space was really dim lighted as well as the other room, it was also a very open space with the photos being along the walls … Continue reading →

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Rule of thirds & Patterns

Posted on October 14, 2018 by Ruimel Graham

This photo that I’ve taken show the Rule of thirds because the camera is focus on many things. If you add a grid on to this photo each column will have a object inside. This photo shows a pattern between … Continue reading →

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Homework 1 – Photo Review – Jonathan Baez

Posted on September 4, 2018 by Jonathan Baez

  “Manhattan Skyline” – Michael Kenna I’m not too sure where this photo was taken of but judging by the direction of where the empire state building is, it was most likely New Jersey. Titled Manhattan Skyline is this photo … Continue reading →

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HW1 Jeremy Eisner

Posted on September 4, 2018 by Jeremyeisner3180

  Michael Kenna’s photograph captioned as “Middle Highview New York” comes off as a very interesting perspective of the New York skyline. Taken in 2006, this photo portrays the city of New York perhaps from the perspective of being in … Continue reading →

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HW 1

Posted on September 3, 2018 by Rondell

“The Women’s March”, 2017 – Matthew Pillsbury This photograph taken by Matthew Pillsbury, named “The Women’s March” really caught my eye with how pleasing it was to look at. The vibrant color that fills only half the photo with the contrasting … Continue reading →

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HW #1

Posted on September 3, 2018 by Avion Bailey

  Among the numerous amount of images, from our list of photographers, a specific one caught my attention. The photograph is called the “Dust-Covered Snow Globe”, shot by Eugene Richards in New York, NY 2001. Like many of the other … Continue reading →

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HW 1

Posted on September 2, 2018 by Camila farias

“Voice Tunnel” by Matthew Pillsbury takes images of New York City and emphasizes the location as the main subject rather than the people. The photographer’s intention in this photograph is to clear the room and make the background the emphasis. … Continue reading →

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Photo description

Posted on September 2, 2018 by Ruimel Graham

Diamond (2001) was taken by Dawoud Bey, an African American photographer. To me the subject matter was to show a message to the viewer that not all kids are happy. By the location of the photo, it seem like it … Continue reading →

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