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    tree. The use of space in this image is about a normal eyesight view. Which narrows the frame‚ and may let viewers think the woman is either a tree lover‚ or is one with nature. However‚ the color is another part that separates theses images. Ana’s photograph has much darker toned colors‚ which lets viewers know this is image has most likely been taking in the forest. The color on the woman body matches the color of the tree. So‚ maybe the viewers can identified that the woman and the tree are equally

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    Sally Mann Analysis

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    Sally Mann is an American photographer who is greatly known for her immense black-and-white photographs. In 1951‚ Mann was born in Lexington‚ Virginia‚ and she always remained close to her birthplace. During the 1970s‚ Mann began photography career in the American South. She started producing a series on portraiture‚ architecture‚ landscape and still life. "She is perhaps best known for her intimate portraits of her family‚ her young children and her husband‚ and for her evocative and resonant landscape

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    has been in the possession of law enforcement. 4. What three types of photographs are taken at crime scenes? Describe each type? Overview Photographs are taken at different points to show any entries and exits to the crime scene. Intermediate Photographs helps to show the evidence in relation to other objects in the room. Close up Photographs are taken to help record specific details that may not b picked up by photographs taken from longer ranges. 5. Why is it important to record the crime

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    to acknowledge the fact that trauma cannot be fully represented. One piece of work that acknowledges this is Alfredo Jaar’s ’Real Pictures’ (Figure 1) in which he has encased and buried away in boxes‚ photographs from the Rwandan genocide. On each box there is a description of what is on the photograph inside. Susan Sontag talks about how Jaar has suspended the images that haunt him and applied text in place of the image as the photography by itself is unable to translate the traumatic experience and

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    A visit to the Amon Carter Museum was lovely. The inspiring photographs were beautiful but the photograph that drew my attention was Luzi-Papago from the North American Indian. In this artwork‚ there is a woman wearing a cloth covering her entire body and a basket on her head. The photograph is in black and white‚ which illustrates a self-portrait of an Indian Lady. This tells us that the woman is an important person during her time of her life. Also‚ it shows that the lady plays a motherly role

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    Photography Development

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    United States‚ but all over the world. Photographs keep personal memories alive as well as informing people all over the world of world events. Photographs also provide identification such as a person’s work badge‚ school ID‚ driver’s license‚ and ever a pass port. They provide pictures of Earth and space and can also be used for numerous medical purposes. So what is photography and where did the word originate from? Where did photography come from? Well a photograph is made by a chemical reaction that

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    harmonious compositions1. Borrowing from classical painterly aesthetics tableau photographs are made for the wall; to be looked at from a distance like paintings.2 A defining feature of the majority of tableau‚ and the images referred to in this essay is the use of models‚ or “posing”3. Documentary photography does not adhere to any particular aesthetic style‚ instead focusing on “the premise that the photograph is a transcription of reality that contains fact‚ evidence‚ and truth.”4 I am

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    EMIGRATION CLEARANCE CERTIFICATE (ECC) APPLICATION FORM ECC/SRC No.___________________________________ Attach your 2x2 colored photograph with white background using permanent glue in the photograph box. I. APPLICATION INFORMATION The photograph must be taken within the last three (3) months from the date of application. A scanned photograph is not allowed. A photograph of the applicant wearing eyewear (i.e. sunglasses‚ colored contact lenses‚ etc.) or headwear is not acceptable. RE-ENTRY PERMIT

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    Venice‚ in 1979‚ during a photographic Biennale‚ I attended a workshop with Lisette Model. She had a profound effect upon my The political and the personal process in portraiture—Gemes work. One of Lisette’s favourite dictums was: ‘you do not photograph only with a camera‚ but with your eyes‚ your head and your heart’. I became aware of the work of Tina Mendotti for the Mexican Revolution‚ Josef Kodelka with the Gypsies in Europe‚ W Eugene Smith’s Minimata narrative. This was a photographic lineage

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    moments in time‚ they become extant through one’s own memories. The picture offers a subtle reality through its manifestation of all five human senses thus allowing the audience to vicariously experience the moment captured. Of the thousands of photographs taken by my family and I‚ there is one that I would call my favorite. The first thing that comes to mind while looking at this picture‚ especially for someone not from my eclectic Bengali family‚ would be wow. The amalgam of colors‚ faces and

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