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Hi Class, Please come prepared for our peer review of Essay 2. Make sure to bring your typed draft and two images with you (printed, on OpenLab, or on your phone). Bring your questions, too. We will work on conclusions … Continue reading →

Hi Class, Here’s the introduction I had on the board: The Expression of Human Joy in Photography John Berger says that photographs are not about form, but about time, and that a “photograph bears witness to a human choice being exercised” … Continue reading →

I took this picture on March 7, 2016 in Connecticut, Stanford. I was standing 150ft away from a small intersection,facing Southeast. It was around 6pm winter and it was getting a little darker.  As I was walking toward the intersection, … Continue reading →

This is another sky photo I took of a school. The actual original photo was completely blurred out by the suns rays but I edited it so the school is more clear in the photo. I thought the colors and … Continue reading →

Sunday afternoon I waited for the train to pick up my son. I have a thing for train stations. Great music in your ears on the platform desolated, sets the perfect tone and emanation to think about things your push aside … Continue reading →

       “Sunday morning in Ozone Park” is a picture of my sister’s favorite plant in my living room. It was taken on March 4th at approximately 11:40am. I took the picture against the light coming through the window … Continue reading →

  This picture was taken on Sunday, March 6th, at 2:50pm. Spending a lot of my time at either work or school this picture says a lot of how it truly makes me feel. The calmness of this photo and … Continue reading →

In my photo, Lake Cayuga which is located just across from my girlfriends’ dorm, the sun is setting at roughly 6:02 pm. In The Photo the light from the sun is reflecting on the lake, leaving the view with a … Continue reading →

  Saturday, March 5 I was heading to the library on West 10th Street in Manhattan to study when I notice the towering part of the building architecture resembles an ancient castle. Before I went inside, I took a picture of … Continue reading →