Author Archives: Sandra Jarro

Sandra Jarro – 3 Point Lighting

Posted on November 6, 2013 by Sandra Jarro

The 3 Points of lighting are Background Light, Fill Light and Main Light. Background light is a light used on the background to separate the subject from the background so it does not look so flat. The subject stands out … Continue reading →

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Sandra Jarro – Gallery Review

Posted on October 30, 2013 by Sandra Jarro

Irving Pen, On Assignment Pen shot photographs for Vogue magazine. Most of his photographs were moving images and early group or single potraits in black and white. His photographs aquire a clear stillness and good use of light. He clearly … Continue reading →

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Brooklyn Historical Society – Sandra Jarro

Posted on September 25, 2013 by Sandra Jarro

Today at the Brooklyn Historical Society I handle the daguerreotype, A type of photograph taken many years ago. The difference between that photograph and the photographs I have been taking this semester is that actual color. The daguerreotype mostly includes … Continue reading →

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HW #1- Sandra Jarro

Posted on September 11, 2013 by Sandra Jarro

The photograph I chose was of West Wall: LIRR, Hunters Point, 2004 (7th photograph) by Jeff Liao because of its colors, variety of shadows, lights and darks from the sun, and that gives the photograph a calm yet peaceful feeling … Continue reading →

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