Author Archives: Justin Jackson

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.

Posted on December 3, 2015 by Justin Jackson

 Our group used used three colors of light to depict a tree in the ocean. The apeture was set on F4″ for capturing the light.

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Portrait Basics LL7

Posted on November 12, 2015 by Justin Jackson

The verticle shot is spot on radient. The fill light brought the subjects face out more. The depth of the background light is giving an aura a little over the shoulders. The broad light is strong on the left side … Continue reading →

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Aperture Gallery Exhibit Review

Posted on November 5, 2015 by Justin Jackson

JJackson COMD 2330 Digital Photography Exhibit Review The Aperture Gallery was a fun experience for me. The atmosphere was festive. The gallery looked fresh and new. Even the smell all around me says I’m on a brink of discovering new … Continue reading →

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LL6 Strobe Light Flower

Posted on November 5, 2015 by Justin Jackson

The lighting is dim a little bit overall its really sharp when shooting a close up. there might be a rule of thirds shown in this. It kind of reminds me of a coral reef on the ocean floor.

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LL5 Shutter Speed

Posted on October 1, 2015 by Justin Jackson

The shutter speed was set to 1 second to get a quick pic. Rule of thirds is provided here as well. Not feeling so well since I woke up this morning. Shutter speed is how one controls how the camera … Continue reading →

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LL4-Brooklyn Bridge

Posted on September 25, 2015 by Justin Jackson

This was my best pic that I’ve took. Its showing us an oblique impression. The lighting sharp and natural. It makes you want ti visit the Brooklyn Bridge. I think I might go back to that spot again. Rule of … Continue reading →

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Open/Close: Scavenger Hunt

Posted on September 17, 2015 by Justin Jackson

The reason I picked this photo is because it shows us very little negative space in the open lockers. You can see the leading lines. Its a little different but it draws your attention. This was a medium shot.

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Excercise

Posted on September 17, 2015 by Justin Jackson

This photo is was taken in an oblique angle. It feels as if the stool is sliding off somewhere. It also shows a medium shot which goes well with the background. These are probably the reasons why I love this … Continue reading →

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HW1-Photo Description

Posted on September 2, 2015 by Justin Jackson

After observing all of the pictures for this assignment, I decided to choose “The Lams of Ludlow Street” by Thomas Holton. This caught my attention the most because its very artistic to me. The setting seems like its shown in … Continue reading →

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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 … Continue reading →

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