3. Magnum Photos. Davin Chim Seymour, Henri Cartier - Bresson, George Rodger, and William Vandivert
4. Henri Cartier-Bresson said, eye , mind, and heart needed to be aligned to be successful.
5. Website
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Semester Final Exam - Period 3
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I really liked this post because my group and i got to go out and try to imitate a style of photography previously used by a well known past photographer. Also i liked the way our shots came out looking, compared to the way she took them and of the objects she took pictures of they werent to off. Finally i liked the experiance of getting to try soming new with my group.
Photos-inspired-by-imogen-cunningham
1. I like the way i captured the flower and how clear you could see its textures.
2. I like the way i edited and the black and white twist to the photo
3. I like how this could be one of my best nature shots
1. This is my favorite photo because it was a very simple shot that came out meaning more.
2. I like that the picture came out clear and focused on the subject and blured everything esle out.
3. I like the way i got to edit this photo in a way that makes the feeling of the cold pop out
1. They give you their support to keep trying to take better shots
2. They give you feed back and their oppinion on your work before you upload
3. They give you new ideas on how to take a new photo
1. Not enough time with camera
2. They can not be here when you need them
3. hold you and the whole group back when they do not come.
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Henri Cartirer-Bresson knew his photos where good when his "Mind, Heart, and EYEs were aligned
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I really liked this post because my group and i got to go out and try to imitate a style of photography previously used by a well known past photographer. Also i liked the way our shots came out looking, compared to the way she took them and of the objects she took pictures of they werent to off. Finally i liked the experiance of getting to try soming new with my group.
Photos-inspired-by-imogen-cunningham
1. I like the way i captured the flower and how clear you could see its textures.
2. I like the way i edited and the black and white twist to the photo
3. I like how this could be one of my best nature shots
1. This is my favorite photo because it was a very simple shot that came out meaning more.
2. I like that the picture came out clear and focused on the subject and blured everything esle out.
3. I like the way i got to edit this photo in a way that makes the feeling of the cold pop out
1. They give you their support to keep trying to take better shots
2. They give you feed back and their oppinion on your work before you upload
3. They give you new ideas on how to take a new photo
1. Not enough time with camera
2. They can not be here when you need them
3. hold you and the whole group back when they do not come.
"Picture
Henri Cartirer-Bresson knew his photos where good when his "Mind, Heart, and EYEs were aligned
BEFORE
This second semester i think it would be a great idea to have a project where we chose what we want to take pictures of.
I think he has a heka free zone because he doesnt like that work?
Friday, December 20, 2013
Photos inspired by Imogen Cunningham
1. Imogen Cunningham was a famous photographer who influnced many other photographers with her work. She was born in portland, oregon. Imogen got her first camera at the age of 18 in 1934 Cunningham was invited to do some work in New York for Vanity Fair. Her husband wanted hr to wait until he could travel with her, but she refused. They divorsed latert that year. Cunningham continued to take photos until shortly before her death at age 93 on June/24/1976
2. Our group was really inspired by Imogen Cunningham's work because the way she took pictures made us admire and see new ways and possibilities of taking photos, portraits. We also liked her nature flower shots and were inspired to try and imitate her shots.
2. Our group was really inspired by Imogen Cunningham's work because the way she took pictures made us admire and see new ways and possibilities of taking photos, portraits. We also liked her nature flower shots and were inspired to try and imitate her shots.
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