Final exam for the semester. my name in 2 colors of neon.
Thursday, June 2, 2011
Friday, May 20, 2011
Commercial
A commercial spoof from my digital imaging class, with the original audio from the video. it is a promotion from 1960 for cheerios cereal and V8 vegetable juice.
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
Thursday, March 17, 2011
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
The Secret Things in Life
The Kitchen
2011
The Factory
2011
Large and Small
2011
Close to Home
2011
2011
Mowers and Movers
2011
Man and Nature 1
2011
Man and Nature 2
2011
Man and Nature 3
2011
Parking Lot
2011
Before It Comes Home
2011
Mojado Pedigree
2011
Thursday, March 10, 2011
Potential of photography
1. A photograph can become more than just an image if it makes a connection with the person views it. If the photo sparks a memory or feeling in the viewer, it has become more than just a photo, it has become a portal into another world.
2. The size of a photo has a variable effect on the impact of the photo. Usually, a larger photo causes a greater effect, but bigger isn't always better. Sometimes a smaller photo will draw the eye if placed right, creating a greater effect.
3. The location and context of a photo has a large effect on its impact as well. A photo has to be placed in a spot that complements its subject. The location also effects the way we perceive the photo. If the photo is placed in a location associated with happiness, it will be more easily interpreted as a positive photo; on the contrary, if the photo is in a negative environment, it may be seen more easily as a somber composition.
4. JR's photos show the power and effect a little silliness can have. Installing pictures of laughing people in a war-torn area helps the mood of the whole area. JR's style of photography can help me be a better photographer because it shows that though a photo may seem out of place, that can help it to be more impactful and a better composition overall.
2. The size of a photo has a variable effect on the impact of the photo. Usually, a larger photo causes a greater effect, but bigger isn't always better. Sometimes a smaller photo will draw the eye if placed right, creating a greater effect.
3. The location and context of a photo has a large effect on its impact as well. A photo has to be placed in a spot that complements its subject. The location also effects the way we perceive the photo. If the photo is placed in a location associated with happiness, it will be more easily interpreted as a positive photo; on the contrary, if the photo is in a negative environment, it may be seen more easily as a somber composition.
4. JR's photos show the power and effect a little silliness can have. Installing pictures of laughing people in a war-torn area helps the mood of the whole area. JR's style of photography can help me be a better photographer because it shows that though a photo may seem out of place, that can help it to be more impactful and a better composition overall.
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