Author Archives: George

For My final project, I deiced to do Architecture in New York City. I found this topic very important because architecture is what makes us asa community, our personality, our culture and most importantly our selves. This were my top … Continue reading →

This is my favorite picture shot of my classmate because it is very intense and has a strong sharp clear image. The lighting of the picture is great because of the lighting. On the left side it is very dark … Continue reading →

During our school field trip to Chelsea Piers in Manhattan, we as a class went to 8 different locations with different kinds of art galleries. The three of my favorite art galleries that we went to were photographer Arlene Gottfried … Continue reading →

This is my favorite portrait shooting of one of our students from city tech. This is a very  sharp, great lighting and up close picture. Shooting portrait shots at different locations is fun but it is also very hard because … Continue reading →

This is my favorite photo of lighting because it is not too bright and certainly not too dark. It has a neutral lighting and has little shadow on the right side of her. If you look closely the light is … Continue reading →

This one i like alot because the shadow is very strong on one side of her face. The left side of her face is very dark and the other has very intense lighting. Very cinematic and very intense. Split light … Continue reading →

This is my favorite photo of the egg i took in class as a assignment. Not only did i just like the egg photo but the lighting of the photo speaks to me alot with strong composition and shadowing. The … Continue reading →

This is my favorite photo because the depth of field of the image is really focusing on the shoe. A very portrait like picture, very organized and still.  Has little bit of a mixture of close up with medium shot. … Continue reading →

In my story post “From Boys to Men in the south Bronx” shows a lot of mixed emotions and meaningful messages to the audience. “From Boys to Men in the South Bronx” was photographed by famous photographer Sarah Blesener. Sarah … Continue reading →