LL1

Posted on August 27, 2015 by Justin Jackson

In the passage “The Thing Itself” by John Szarkowski, I believe the difference between the thing and the subject is that when a camera takes a photograph its only showing a brief moment in time while the subject moves on with time. Each photo shows a unique memory as if time stopped. One day you have a head full of hair and then the next day its gone.

About Justin Jackson

I have always been inspired by art from when I was a little kid to now. It really catches my attention. I seen art in many types of forms: cooking, music, graffiti, dancing, painting, and etc. There are unlimited possibilities of how art is expressed. It even sets a mood in motion for people to understand one another. That is why I want to be an artist. An artist’s salary is around $44,000 a year which is not bad since it is a field you would love to pursue in. You get to work in big open spaces like warehouses, studios in office buildings, and lofts. Most of the time artists work part-time which is kind of convenient for me because I have a job that is not related to this field but it could work well with my schedule.
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One Response to LL1

  1. rmichals says:
    September 2, 2015 at 2:15 pm

    Good start with a cute twist. There are other ways though that a photograph is different than the thing itself.

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