This week we went outside to take photos at night. Though many cameras had misconfigured settings many of us still had many great photos. We ere told to use the setting on the camera with the light around to create portrait photos of each other.
During class we were taking photos of our products. We were learning and additive use to a whit round background and tools to enhance the image better as of removing gloss and hiding scratches. There was also aid in correcting hues on colorful products.
I saw at the exhibit that all photos were of expressions of freedom. The pride exhibit did not have many photos. But they were considered self explanatory. As that there was not much needed context or in description to see the events on the photos. Though the irony of that all photos are in black and white, yet symbols of pride are very colorful.
Imagining the photos in real life really brings out the color and its almost completely vivid of the hues on the scene of the color. what stood out to me the most was a photo of a person that dressed half like a man and half like a woman. What caught my interest was that, that person can be anyone a man or women.
To me the message of the photo mentions the separation between sex and gender. With pose of prideful expression there is the lack of fear being shown and the strength of being one’s self no matter the gender or sex classification. While everyone is one or the other, why not be both.
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