Due date: Friday, October 15, 2009, 03:35 PM
Make a blog post today about any photographer from the Photography Links on this page (in yellow). Spend a little time checking out the sites, select one, and then make a post that includes a photo or two, clear links from the site you visited (copied and pasted into your blog) and text formatting, etc.What does the photo “say to you?”
What appeals to you about how this photographer approaches his subject matter (that which he/she takes pictures of).Then make comments on some of your classmates' blogs, to create a series of “threaded discussions” on one-another’s blogsMake sure to copy and paste your URL into the Comment section of the Contact page on KometArt.com
What appeals to you about how this photographer approaches his subject matter (that which he/she takes pictures of).Then make comments on some of your classmates' blogs, to create a series of “threaded discussions” on one-another’s blogsMake sure to copy and paste your URL into the Comment section of the Contact page on KometArt.com
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This photo says "survival" to me. It is a rugged, relying on our environment and the natural world in order to survive type of image. I like the messy feel of the left side, and the wondering feel of the right side. It gives it a "free-bird spirit" feel to it. Like, someone who lives day to day, and relies on their given resources to survive. The photographer chose the perfect lighting for these images. It isn't posed looking, like he took time to set it up. The contrast is perfect too. The light neutral colors emphasizes the naturalness of the area.
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This image makes me feel like I have traveled back in time. Back to when royalty would have walked these halls, and peasants waited by the gates of this grand building in hopes of catching a glimpse of the upper class people that made their living by attending exquisite assemblies that could have been held here. I like the high contrast of the image that the photographer used. It gives it a more antique feel to it.
I like the pictures you used because of the fact that these are gothic scenes, which create some intensity and mystery. Overall, everything looks perfect and nicely descripted. Good Job :)
ReplyDeleteI like both of your pictures and they do have similarities like the color. The first one is ok, and it does have sort of a survival kind of thing going on, but the second one is much better, only for the reason that the vast hallways stand alone and yet it's able to still be beautiful.
ReplyDeletethe 2nd picture makes me feel like saying....thats one hell of an entrance kings where seriously ballers back then ^_^
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