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Sunday, March 27, 2016
Online Research - Henri Cartier-Bresson
Henri Cartier-Bresson
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Nara, Japan
1965
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| from the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art |
The sheer simplicity of this image, water and foam, highlights how beauty can be found in the most mundane and unexpected places. The swirls formed on the water by the foam and possibly the breeze is just as much a piece of art as Van Gogh's "Starry Night", of which this reminds me.
Henri Cartier-Bresson
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Dessau, Germany
April 1945
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| from the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art |
This image tells such a powerful story. Hate seems to consume the woman on the right, who appears to be preparing to strike the woman on the left. The woman on the left wears her shame throughout, in her stance, on her face, and the ways she has clenched her thumb in her fist...
Meanwhile, most of the crowd seem to have accepted that the accused is guilty their expressions saying the procedure is taking too long.
But the visage that really leaps out at me is that of the woman near the top-right of the photo. Her gaze strikes me as one that might share the same shame as the accused woman and makes me wonder...
Saturday, March 26, 2016
James Craig Slusher
Project 7 Proposal
#1 "Renovation"My local Starbucks hangout will be undergoing a renovation starting March 27th.
I'd like to document the changes thru a sequence of daily images showing the
process/progress. I plan to shoot the images each day of the renovation,
thru the doorway of the store.
A storyboard of our daily travels. Showing air, bus, and train travel,
delivery drivers, railroads, bicycles, motorcycles, and all of the other modes of
mechanical transport we use.
Saturday, March 12, 2016
Project 4 Week 2 - Motion Continued
Racking the Zoom (overcast and handheld)
Exploring with Rylee
f/16 1/13sec ISO100
Twisting the Camera (overcast and handheld)
Storm Drain Grate
f/14 1/8sec ISO100
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