I really like this image of landscape because there's a lot of repetition going on with the trees. It seems like it's moving from a descending order. It's very strange where the trees are placed because other than in a line, there are no other trees around them. The area looks deserted except for the trees that are randomly placed in the center. I see a pattern with the trees going from short, tall, short, tall, and so fourth. Because the area seems so desolate, the row of trees captures the viewers attention. It makes the audience wonder why those trees were specifically placed there. It produces questions of concern, of amazement, & most importantly it provides the audience their own opinion to question of this photo. Usually pictures are straight forward, stating what they mean to convey right in the picture. With this photo, there's a sense of mystery that makes the viewer decide how they feel about this picture for themselves. It's open to however the audience portrays it & that's what makes this picture so magical.
Wednesday, June 2, 2010
Landscpae
I really like this image of landscape because there's a lot of repetition going on with the trees. It seems like it's moving from a descending order. It's very strange where the trees are placed because other than in a line, there are no other trees around them. The area looks deserted except for the trees that are randomly placed in the center. I see a pattern with the trees going from short, tall, short, tall, and so fourth. Because the area seems so desolate, the row of trees captures the viewers attention. It makes the audience wonder why those trees were specifically placed there. It produces questions of concern, of amazement, & most importantly it provides the audience their own opinion to question of this photo. Usually pictures are straight forward, stating what they mean to convey right in the picture. With this photo, there's a sense of mystery that makes the viewer decide how they feel about this picture for themselves. It's open to however the audience portrays it & that's what makes this picture so magical.
MOPA
It's a typical stereotype that a successful black man is usually an athlete instead of being recognized for their business-like careers.
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Thursday, May 6, 2010
PROJECT: UNDERWATER GINGERS.
I'm going to make a book with underwater photos.
Setting:
-Beaches
-Swimming Pools
-Lakes
-Bath tubs
Photos include being in water, out of water, anything that has to do with water.
Gingers steal souls.
This is a photo we printed out of our ABC shoot. From left to right: a black dress made from a trash bag (Chelsea), a newspaper dress (Carmen) and a dress out of toilet paper (Ava.) Originally the photo shoot was suppose to represent the different arts of SCPA for the school website, but instead, we decided to change direction and do the assignment our own way. COS IMA BOSS. We did an ABC shoot to emphasize how important recycling is to our society. It was shot near a trash can to symbolize the different trashes that are found around school. FIGHT THE MAN, MAN! & RECYCLE!
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