Category Archives: Homework

LL9-Painting with Light

Posted on December 14, 2015 by ZWeng

  To making a photograph of painting with light, we need to use a tripod to hold the camera. Secondly, we change the aperture to f/11 to get a wide depth of field. Afterward, we use manual focus to focus … Continue reading →

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LL7-Portrait Basics

Posted on December 14, 2015 by ZWeng

I choose this photograph because it is a good example of short lighting that the side of Samantha’s face turned towards the camera is in more shadow. Besides that, it is also in three-quarter view.

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LL5-Shutter Speed

Posted on December 14, 2015 by ZWeng

In my opinion, I think shutter speed is a measure of how long your camera’s focal point is exposed to light. As we change to high shutter speed, we can create either motion blur or frozen motion in the photograph. … Continue reading →

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Exhibit Review

Posted on November 10, 2015 by k.torres

      In and out of the studio: Photographic Portraits from the West Africa is located at the Metropolitan Museum on the second floor, in the Mezzanine Gallery. As you get to the gallery you come across a big … Continue reading →

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My Trip to the MET museum

Posted on November 9, 2015 by Marlon Nunez

The exhibit is a very small room; each wall has around four images of people. Some are in negatives and black and white. The subject is mainly of colored people during the 1960s. Malick Sidbé is known for his dynamic … Continue reading →

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Museum Trip – The Power of Pictures

Posted on November 7, 2015 by Paul Paulino

Entering The Power of Pictures at The Jewish Museum, entering felt like a small place to run around. Most of the photos are placed on the walls, with some tables for large artworks. There was also a theater playing an … Continue reading →

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The Met-In and Out of the Studio

Posted on November 6, 2015 by LindsayS

The Exhibit I chose to visit was at the Metropolitan Museum. The name of the exhibit is In and Out of the Studio: Photographic Portraits from the West Africa. The entrance to the exhibit is a black, white and yellow … Continue reading →

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Patrick Faigenbaum Kolkata/Calcutta Exhibit

Posted on November 6, 2015 by Odimar

The elevator doors open, after heading up to the forth floor in Aperture Gallery. When they open you see light gray floors and white walls. It’s an open space, where open doorways lead from section to section of Patrick Faigenbaum’s … Continue reading →

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Aperture Exhibit Review

Posted on November 5, 2015 by Samantha Meany

In the Aperture Gallery, the Patrick Faigenbaum: Kolkata/Calcutta exhibit contains photography from Faigenbaum himself. The exhibit itself contains almost 40 photographs of various subjects, such as people, food, buildings, etc… The exhibit’s author, Faigenbaum is a French photographer residing in … Continue reading →

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Photo description: Patrick Faigenbaum: Kolkata/Calcutta

Posted on November 5, 2015 by ZWeng

  The photographic exhibition of Patrick Faigenbaum is exhibited in Aperture Gallery. When I come out from the elevator, I directly see the exhibition in the right side. All Patrick Faigenbaum’s photographs are hanging on the wall, and not a … Continue reading →

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