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Friday, November 6, 2009
Richard Avedon

2. The movement in the picture keeps your eyes moving around and not just on one area.
3. Also, the fact that it was taken in black and white and the wardrobe that is worn in this picture helps show around what time period this was taken.
Thursday, November 5, 2009
Sabastiao Salgado
Minor White
Edward Weston
Anne Geddes
Lois Greenfield
Ansel Adams
Man Ray
Lee Friedlander
Gordon Parks

I think that this picture shows a lot of emotion. First, looking at the mother on the bed, it looks like she has a lot of pain or she has struggle. It somewhat looks like her little boy is the only thing thats keeping her from breaking down completely and keeping her going. I like the choice of black and white and how it focuses on only the mother and the son.
Edward Curtis
1. He has the worlds largest copper photogravure plate collection.
2. His work mainly consists of Native Americans.
3. This photo shows a good representation of Indian culture.
2. His work mainly consists of Native Americans.
3. This photo shows a good representation of Indian culture.

Dorothea Lange
Annie Leibovitz

Walker Evans

1. This photo portrays a very common family of the late 1930's. During this time familys were struggling to get by, often living in close quarters.
2. It makes you feel sorry yet reminds you to not take for granted your nice life.
3. There is a nice contrast of texture, light and shaddow throughout the image.
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
Jim Brandenburg
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Design Workbook
This picture shows the line element.
This picture shows the element of shape:
This picture shows texture:
This shows color:
This image shows value:
This image shows form:
This shows space:
PRINCIPLES OF DESIGN
This image shows contrast:
This picture shows emphasis:
This shows balance:
This shows repitition:
This shows pattern:
This shows rhythm:
This shows Movement:
This shows variety:
This shows Unity:
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
Thursday, February 12, 2009
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