Author Archives: Emmy

About Emmy

I'm currently a full time student in City College of Technology and majoring in Advertising Design and Graphic Arts. I enjoy using traditional medium like watercolor and ink. I also do digital work using programs like Photoshop, Corel Painter and Open Canvas.

Final Evaluation

Before taking this photography class, I only had some experience in dark room photography.However, throughout this class, I learned many things to look out for when taking pictures, like lighting and different compositions. Different lighting causes different moods in the … Continue reading

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Portrait Basics – Three Point Lighting

Three point lighting is when there are three sources of light; main light, reflector light and background light. Main light is the main source of light on the subject while the reflector light reflects the opposite side of the main … Continue reading

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Lighting Direction

  The lighting shown in this image is directed fro the left side, giving it look of a straight lighting feel. The lightness of the overall images gives it a more happy and positive look.    

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Brooklyn Historical Society

Upon visiting the Brooklyn Historical Society and viewing the daguerreotype, the difference in today’s photography is the process and outcomes of the image. The daguerreotypes consist of a polished sliver plate and multiple process of chemical polish to create a … Continue reading

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Chair Composition

This is the image that I choose that I like best because I like how this shows a great balance of positive and negative space. I also like how various shapes are being formed from the stool and then block … Continue reading

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Homework #1

Emmy Lam Photographer: Thomas Holton Title: The Lams of Ludlow Street http://www.thomasholton.com/ In this body of work called, “The Lams of Ludlow Street” by Thomas Holton, he explores and studies the life of a Chinese family, the Lam family. Given … Continue reading

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