Monthly Archives: September 2015

Out of the six photos taken by Berenice Abbott, Lewis Wickes Hine, and Dinanda H. Nooney, my favorite would be Nooney’s “Home of Gerard Basquiat.” taken in Brooklyn in 1978. It was a image of a family having a meal … Continue reading →

Hi Class, Essay 2 is about taking photos, reading them, and writing about them. These questions will help us as we move toward Essay 2: 1. What is a photograph? What is the history of photography? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photography 2. Why do … Continue reading →

My favorite photo of the six photos shown is Lewis Wickes Hine’s “Riveters attaching a beam,” 1931. I personally feel as if i was born in the wrong time era and that is why in fact I love the 1930-1970’s … Continue reading →

Journal 4: Favorite photograph After examining the various photos from talented photographers: Lewis Wickes Hines, Bernice Abbott, and Dinada H. Nooney. I have concluded that Lewis Wickes Hines’ photo “Riveters attaching a beam” is my favorite photo from the “New … Continue reading →

Hi Everybody, Here is a sentence. It wasn’t much was it? Best, Prof. Scanlan

Homework for Monday, September 28: 1. Read Esmeralda Santiago–the last of the nine articles for Essay 1. This essay is in our textbook. 2. Revise and proofread Essay 1 so that you can turn in a polished essay on Monday. … Continue reading →

Four Ideas on Home Fall 2015, Prof. Scanlan   Maya Angelou (American Author and Poet): “I believe that one can never leave home. I believe that one carries the shadows, the dreams, the fears and the dragons of home under … Continue reading →

Hi Class, To review: please read three articles in our textbook The Place Where We Dwell: 1. Bilal Rahmani      2. Colin Powell        3. Alfred Lubrano Then write a draft of Essay 1. Make sure to … Continue reading →

Hi Class, I’ve posted Essay 1 details on the “Assignments” menu tab. See you Wednesday. Prof. Scanlan