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    years ago with the advent of a device called the camera obscura (history.com). Also known as the pinhole camera‚ this device was either a darkened chamber or box with a small hole on one wall which reflected an image of what was outside the chamber onto the opposite wall. The resulting image was an obscure mirrored reflection which was projected upside down. The camera obscura was prevalent throughout the Middle Ages and Renaissance‚ and was commonly used by artists to assist with drawing and painting

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    Mona Lisa. Still‚ both ways of producing pictures can have incredible results. Photographs and paintings are alike in many ways. First of all‚ both amateurs and professionals can make them. Professional photographers often create breathtaking images‚ and collectors will pay a high price to display such works in their homes. On the other hand‚ an amateur with a camera can simply point and click. Before you know it‚ the person fills photo album after photo album with exciting shots of family

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    Hoeing‚ Robert Gwathmey I didn’t even notice it at first‚ it hardly stuck out against its counterparts. Most of the other paintings at the museum were splashed with dazzling colors that seemed to lift their two dimensional images out of the frame. “Hoeing” by Robert Gwathmey‚ seemed to do just the opposite‚ it drew me in. It must have been its distorted figures that first captured my attention. Surrounded by beautiful paintings that almost seemed life like‚ “Hoeing” in comparison‚ was an abstract

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    or the replicating of real objects in sculpture. The name Photorealism (also known as Hyperrealism or Superrealism) was coined in reference to those artists whose work depended heavily on photographs‚ which they often projected onto canvas allowing images to be replicated with precision and accuracy. Photorealism complicates the concept of realism by successfully mixing together that which is real with that which is unreal to a degree not previously achieved prior to it. The exactness was often facilitated

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    can therefore use many combinations of the above three settings to achieve the same exposure. The key‚ however‚ is knowing which trade-offs to make‚ since each setting also influences other image properties. For example‚ aperture affects depth of field‚ shutter speed affects motion blur and ISO speed affects image noise. The next few sections will describe how each setting is specified‚ what it looks like‚ and how a given camera exposure mode affects their

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    Music photographer Todd Owyoung has always loved music his whole life. His two favorite things in the world are by far music and photography. All of his life he has been fascinated by the two. When he was young he constantly found himself taking pictures of anything that caught his eye. He also loved to listen to music and go to live concerts. After finally bringing his camera to a concert several years ago‚ Todd found himself at the intersection of two of his life long dreams; photography and

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    someone from encountering a roadside explosion‚ being shot at‚ or even bombed. Being a non-combat does not guarantee the photographer won’t be a target or that accidents won’t be prevented from happening. However‚ this danger also makes war photography images “more powerful and tend to instill respect as well as emotion in the viewer. War photography is about displaying truth‚ chronicling life‚ and capturing emotion in times and places of unrest” (Duggan).

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    In a world where our perception and understanding of the place in which we live is influenced by our surroundings and the way we view them‚ it is important that we look at all aspects of the matter from all viewpoints‚ both through the lens and with open eyes. In this case‚ I agree with Sontag in the fact that we can’t learn about the world just from what the camera has captured‚ but disagree with her idea that photography is negative in the way that it allows for us to fill our minds and makes us

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    Walking into the exhibition Ravenous Eye by Andrea Carlson at the TCNJ one is greeted by a stark but aesthetically pleasing wall of seemingly abstract illustrations. Upon closer inspection‚ these illustrations morph into highly detailed images of bones‚ deserts‚ monsters‚ and animals mixed extruding quotes such as “O CURSED LUST OF GOLD” and “The European Space Agency has unveiled its most advanced satellite ever. The one point three billion pound”. Fused together‚ these objects allude to a cultural

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    ‘the worlds most influential living painter’. Walking through the exhibition it is hard to believe one man painted all the images‚ many of which occupy opposite ends of the spectrum‚ yet each image is equally as effective. All though he’s devoted to paint‚ Richter uses a camera a great deal‚ painting from photographs more often than not‚ creating precise photorealistic images‚ however the next minute you will see a large canvas in the style of an abstract-expressionist‚ smudging and smearing paint

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