Nov 18 2015 experience

It was cool to see the pictures of myself from different angels . I liked taking the pictures rather than having the pictures taken of me . I liked taking the pictures in different angles because it was fun . This experience really changed my life and i hope to do it again in the future .

Dorothea Lange

 Dorothea Lange was an influential American documentary photographer and a photojournalist . This photo was taken during the great depression , it shows a mother struggling to keep her kids alive . This is the message that most of her pictures show . 

Gordon parks

Gordon parks was an american photographer musician and a film director . His pictures are mainly black and white . He is remembered for his photographic essays in life magazine . This picture below is only one of the many he took throughout his career .

Paul Strand

Paul strand is an American photographer and film maker . In this picture there is one thing I can see which is a hard worker and the struggle . The time the picture was took seems like it was from back in the old times . Many of his photographs are like this and all seem to have the same mood.

Harry Callahan

Harry Callahan tarted photography in 1938 . He was also known for his black and white photography . In this picture above it shows what seems to be a woman with no cloths on . I don't really see the message in this photo  . Most of his pictures are just naked women . I think the photo at the bottom sends a great message .When i see this photo I think of isolation , depression and loneliness .

Ansel Adams

Ansel Adams was born in 1902 . In this picture to the right it shows a tree and some sort of rock formation . Ansel was known for his black in white photography . He took a lot of nature pictures or landscape pictures . In the picture at the bottom its simple but it still sends a message . When i see the picture I wonder what color the rose really is . These are only 2 of his many excellent pictures .

Wegee

Wegee was born 1900 and died 1968. He took photos of crime scenes so most of his photos are very gruesome .He is known mainly for his black and white photography , if you view his photos you will see that they are all in black and white .

In this photo it looks as if the man got shot in the head . There seems to be paramedics helping him or taking away    his body . Most of his photos are of dead bodies and crime scenes or what looks like "the struggle".

Kieth Carter Story

 This is my dog. He is a very happy dog I got him when I was 5 years old . Its crazy because we never came to the lake but today he wanted to go . So I was walking him in the morning one day and he pulls me toward the water and hops in. He swims about 50 feet out and goes under .. from that day I'll never forget the image of the dead body he pulled out of that lake but how did he know ?

Richard Avedon

Richard Avedon was born may 15, 1923 and died October 1 , 2004  . He was an american photographer an focused a lot on fashion . He took photos of Marilyn  Monroe like the one to the left . This photo is different because it is in black and white like many of his photos . He puts his photos in black in white to add more emotion . To me the photos show sadness or depression.

 

Shutter Speed 2

In this image the shutter speed is slow because the image is blurred . The image is of some sort of light that is going towards the ground. The light is really moving fast but the shutter speed makes it slow . 

http://www.cambridgeincolour.com/tutorials/camera-shutter-speed.htm

A cameras shutter speed can control exposure . A cameras shutter is like a curtain because it opens and closes when you take pictures . The term shutter speed is used to describe duration .

F stop

F stop is the way you can focus on one object and blur our the back ground .  F stop has tremendous effects on the characteristics  of the image . The f stop number half the size of the aperture opening . F stop is a great way to keep focus on one object and that object specifically the higher the f stop number the more it will focus on that one object and not the background . 

http://electronics.howstuffworks.com/cameras-photography/tips/how-to-know-what-f-stop-to-use.htm