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    Pictialism Research Paper

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    Pictorialism is an form of photography whose subject matter‚ many would say‚ varied greatly. In its true meaning anything that put the finished picture first and the subject second was pictorialism. Any photograph that stressed atmosphere or viewpoint rather than the subject would come under this category. By the second half of the nineteenth century the idea of capturing images was beginning to wear off‚ and some people were beginning to question whether the camera‚ as it was then being used‚

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    landscapes. His photography caught my eye since I enjoy capturing photos of nature‚ something he did. Ansel Adams was born on April 22‚ 1984‚ in San Francisco‚ California. He was not only an American photographer but an environmentalist as well. This could also explain why he was known to capture the landscape in the majority of his photos. He was especially known to capture the American west‚ specifically the Yosemite National Park. However‚ Ansel Adams was not always interesting photography growing up

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    out and returned to Chrysler to join its camera club. Callahan began teaching himself photography in 1938. He also formed a friendship with Todd Webb who was also a future photographer. A talk given by Ansel Adams in 1941 inspired him to take his photography seriously. In 1946‚ he was invited to teach photography at the Institute of Design in Chicago. He moved to Rhode Island in 1961 to establish a photography program at the Rhode Island School of Design‚ teaching there until his retirement in 1977

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    this. Photography provided an alternative way to become involved in this field. He went on to become one of Australia’s greatest documentary photographers. He spent his lifetime creating a unique photographic history of this country that has resulted in some memorable iconic photographs including The Story Bridge in Brisbane 1946. Much of Max Dupain’s work can be considered formal. His technique was clear and modern‚ using light and shadow to create a formal effect. Dupain’s photography centred

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    and bolts of classical photography have been known for years‚ although certain details remain the subject of some discussion. Just as in the human eye‚ classical photographic systems are composed of two separate‚ but interrelated processes – the basic black and white image structure and the finer points of color reproduction. This first installment on the chemistry of photography is intended to introduce‚ in a simplified way‚ the basic concepts of silver halide photography. It will not delve into

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    Kitty Nicole Rivers Senior Project Proposal Senior Project September 4‚ 2013 Senior Project Proposal Project For my senior project I chose photography. I chose this topic because a photo can capture any memory‚ history or emotion and never change‚ even when history‚ memories and emotions are. My hours will be spent learning new vocabulary and learning how to capture a photo of anything from a calm nature scene to a fast-paced hockey game. The product of my project will be printed photos

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    Describing and Interpreting “Fading Away” By Henry P. Robinson The photography piece I am going to write my analysis on is an albumen print measuring 24.4cm x 39.3cm‚ which is one of Henry Peach Robinson’s most famous photographs‚ “Fading Away” created in 1858. “Fading Away” is a composition of five negatives‚ due to there being no way of enlarging images at the time‚ and also attained an attractive result that the collodion process couldn’t of achieved . The staged image depicts a young

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    Susan Sontag Analysis

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    When comparing the descriptive technique of Susan Sontag’s On Photography book between ALL MY LIFE FOR SALE by John D. Freyer and eBay‚ we will find that Mr. Freyer demonstrated a merely subjective description that was mentored solely by his own point of view. The assumption that “every photographer should read this book” in the beginning of his description‚ and asserting this assumption later by using an overstated sentence like: “Even the mom and pop photographers”‚ and further emphasizing by generalizing

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    was forever changed. During the Industrial Revolution‚ artists in Western Europe benefitted from a huge push forward in technology just as much as they did from a more diverse clientele. Just as significant‚ if not more so‚ the development of photography influenced art in the second half of the nineteenth century. The camera’s influence was apparent in the visual characteristics of paintings‚ the subject matter‚ and the powerful direction in which artists were able to take their creative visions

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    Olive cotton is an Australian photographer who produced magnificent photography for over 60 years. She was born on 11 July 1911 in Hornsby‚ Sydney. On her 11th birthday Olive Cotton was given a Kodak camera from her father who taught her all the basics of photography. Her father helped her turn the home laundry into a dark room to produce photographs. Cotton had no prior experience with photography. In her darkroom Cotton processed films and produced her first black and white image. While on holidays

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