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Kenneth Melendez hw1

Brooklyn bridge study 1

 

The photo that shows underneath the Brooklyn bridge taken by Michael Kenna, is the one I chose. It is in black and white, with a grey gradient. It’s the first image in the gallery on her website. This photo is a Landscape, showing off underneath the bridge and the city from a distance. The photographer’s intentions was to capture the beauty of NYC in a full scale tone. The photo shows emphasis on the overhead bridge and city in the background. The technical matters help the image. Overall the photo is sharp and clear. I believe the graphic elements are important. When I look at the photo it has a nice overhead view with the city in the background. The Image is in low contrast and when you stare at the image you can see the city. The photo gives off a gloomy vibe because of the low keys. All of the photos appear the same in tone.

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Nivaaj kanan

1. what type of photograph is it?

this is a digital photo from India.

2. what can you tell about the photographers intention?

to capture the hard life this people have to life threw.

3.what emphasis has the photographer created and how has that been done?

the photographer made sure to focus on the people on the bus then anything else.

4. Do technical matters help or hinder the image?

no it does not

5. are graphic elements important such as tone ,line or perspective ?

the most important element is light that hows how the people really feel.

6. what else does the photograph reveal besides what is immediately evident ?

how this people feel trapped and need help to get out

7. what emotional or physical impact does the photograph have?

that he feels there pain about being trapped.

8. How does this photograph relate to others in the same series by the same photographer?

he shows relation by capturing peoples emotions and explaining there pain.

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Jia Qi’s Homework

The photograph I choose was taken by Thomas Holton from “The Lams of Ludlow Street-5 Years later”. The dishes, chopsticks and the newspaper on the table supported my point of view that it is a Chinese dinner. The photographer uses overhead point view as the technical matter to help the image. It reduces other unnecessary element in order to focus on the theme of the photograph. The dishes on the center catch my eyes first and become the focus than the rice and the newspaper. The image shows the traditional Chinese table manner, which sit together for the dinner time. Also it gives me a feeling of warm and happiness.

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