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    Crime Scene Investigation

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    evidence that may permit a victim to escape with a crime. Photography is important during the documentation of a scene. It helps preserve some of the leads in hard copy form. Additionally‚ sketching of the scene also helps during the investigative process as well as storage of such data. By using photographs and crime scene sketches‚ the careful examination

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    Alfred Stieglitz Essay

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    (1864-1946) In 1881‚ Alfred Stieglitz went to Berlin to study mechanical engineering and met Hermann Wilhelm Vogel whose experiments with orthochromatic emulsions and active role in photographic societies convinced Stieglitz to pursue in photography. In 1890‚ Stieglitz decided to pursue a life as an independent medium. His role was as a “choose one” guiding his people out of the slavery of old practices. Stieglitz desired to produce a major exhibition reflecting the principal pictorialist concerns

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    Mirror with a Memory

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    In Chapter 8 of After the Fact in the article‚ “The Mirror with a Memory” by James West Davidson and Mark Lytle‚ the authors tell the story of photography and of a man names Jacob Riis. Riis came from Scandinavia as a young man and moved to the United States. Riis firsthand experienced the bad conditions in the heart of the slums of New York. He worked from place to place‚ doing odd jobs until he found a job as a police reporter for the New York Tribune. Riis lived in a slum called “The Bend.” When

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    Gary Winogrand

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    century. Gary Winogrand grew up in a dominantly Jewish area of Bronx in New York. His father‚ Abraham‚ was a leather worker and his mother‚ Bertha‚ made neckties. When he was 20 he studied painting at City College of New York and painting and photography at Columbia University. He took a photojournalism class at The New School for Social Research in New York 3 years later. Winogrand worked as a commercial photographer for 2 years at the Pix Photo Agency in Manhattan and after worked at Brackman

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    EXPLAIN THE WAYS TO EMBED ELEMENTS OF FUNCTIONAL SKILLS INTO YOUR SPECIALIST AREA. Functional skills play a big part in the teaching of photography. The subject requires the skills of spoken and written English and the science of photography is full of numeracy‚ on top of that we have the new digital range of cameras that are constantly changing. Embedding these skills into a specific lesson could be achieved by asking the learners to visit the library and research some photographers that have

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    personal statement

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    believe that images help to reconnect us all. No other form of communication is as powerful‚ nor can speak to so many people across the world as the universal language of photography. It fascinates me how a simple click of a camera can capture a moment that will remain in the memory forever. I am relatively new to photography‚ really only expressing a genuine interest in the last twelve months or so‚ and my passion for it has grown and continues to grow‚ using books‚ magazines‚ videos and various

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    are Gregory Crewdson‚ Nicholas Samaras‚ and Ansel Adams. Although all of these photographers capture the perception of beauty and nature‚ they show some similarities but differ in many ways. Gregory Crewdson captures American realist landscape photography‚ Nicholas Samaras captures the sea underwater and its creatures to bring out the beauty of the marine life world‚ and Ansel Adams a very well-known photographer takes pictures of America’s natural wonders. Gregory Crewdson grew up in Brooklyn

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    Lorna Simpson

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    "Biography ­ Lorna Simpson Studio." 2008. 21 Mar. 2014 ​ <​ http://lsimpsonstudio.com/biography.html​ >    4. TRAINING (PHOTOGRAPHIC OR OTHERWISE): went to high school at the High School of  Art and Design. She earned her BFA in photography from the School of Visual arts in NY‚ she  studied painting but switched to photography before getting her BFA. She also earned her MFA  from the University of California in San Diego.     ​ "Biography ­ Lorna Simpson Studio." 2008. 21 Mar. 2014 ​ <​ http://lsimpsonstudio.com/biography.html​

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    from its subjective basis with the input of other people. Nan Goldin’s photographs stand as a obsessional recording of her life‚ as she puts it ‘I don’t ever want to loose the real memory of anyone again’. Goldin manoeuvred into a career in art photography after she was given a camera in her teens‚ a few years after the death of her sister. Her early photographs are taken more as overt play than photographs with a concept of their own. Poses for the camera are taken after the fashion shots of Vogue

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    Henri Cartier-Bresson

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    20th century. His photographs appear in most popular magazines such as‚ Life‚ Harper’s Bazaar‚ Vogue and also co founding Magnum Photo Agency. Cartier-Bresson pursued photography with an impulsive passion that he refined into a photojournalistic art form. He is also well know for coining the phrase “The Decisive Moment” in photography‚ which is capturing the moment something is happening creating a photograph that leaves the viewer waiting. In better terms the decisive moment is “the one that fixes

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