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| Shot by: Ian Bagwell There are many benefits for having creative editorial food photography. First of all, there can be more than one photo which can be shot from different angles, unlike a fine art food photo. Additional information about the food can be provided and nice backgrounds can grace the shots. 
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Photographer- Unknown
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Michigan Lake
Photo Credit: Me!
Thursday, December 17, 2015
Editorial VS Fine Art Photography
Tuesday, October 27, 2015
Sense of place
A sense of place, for me, is an area where I can relax, where good memories are stored, where I am at peace. I enjoy areas in which I feel alone, and the surrounding area is filled with exuberant colors, or lush green trees. The domain in which I participate in activities also pertains to my sense of place. Not only is my sense of place in the middle of nature, but also partaking in activities with close friends and family. A sense of place must be meaningful, why would it be a sense of place if you did not feel welcomed? Or at home per say.
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| Mountain Climbing |
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| Exploring with friends |
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| Activities with friends |
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| Parks |
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| Patagonia |
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| Portland City Heights |
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| Arboretum |
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| Nature with friends |
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| Grandparent's Hotel Roof |
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| Cousins' Farm |
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| Punta Arenas, Chile- Host family |
Monday, October 26, 2015
Art appropriation
Appropriation in art is the use of pre-existing objects or images with little or no transformation applied to them.The use of appropriation has played a significant role in the history of the arts (literary, visual, musical, and performing arts). In the visual arts, to appropriate means to properly adopt, borrow, recycle or sample aspects (or the entire form) of human-made visual culture.
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Darn good print
Along with a hand painted film photo, we were supposed to develop an amazing, meaningful negative. The photo must be profound and interesting, and should captivate the viewers attention.
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| Photographer- Daniel A. Norman I was drawn to the photo because there is a lot going on. Many tasks are being undertaken by workers, how it seems to be a tad hectic, and the time in which this photo was captured intrigues me. |
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| I took this photo while I was abroad in Chile. I loved the lighting at the time I took the photo, and enjoyed how the contrasts in certain sections of this photo were evident. |
Gum bichromate
In my class, we are being introduced to gum bichromate. Gum bichromate is a 19th century photographic printing process based on the light sensitivity of dichromate a. It is capable of rendering painterly images from photogenic negatives. Gum printing is traditionally a multi-later printing process, but satisfactory results are obtainable.
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| Artist- Unknown |
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| Artist- Unknown |
Japanese Book Bindings
In my class, we had to bind pieces of paper to create a Japanese book. There are many ways to make these books. The most common way is to poke four holes into around 8 pieces of small 5 x 7". You then use unbleached French linen thread and can find many different ways to make distinct thread patterns. The books are typically used to jot down any ideas you have regarding film, or whatever you may be doing.
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Monday, September 28, 2015
Photography Assignment - Hand-paint film
Currently in my photography class, we are learning how to develop film on hand-painting paper. Once we do so, we paint with color pastels, and do finishing details with colored pencils. |
| By- Patricia Izzo I enjoy this photo for the contrasting colors presented and the contents of the film. |
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| By- Me This is a photo I developed from my trip to Chile. I printed it on hand-painting paper, colored it with water colors, and finally touched it up with colored pencils. |
Oregon//Idaho//Utah//Wyoming//Nebraska//Iowa//Illinois//Indiana
After my re-integration, I re-packed and went on a road-trip across half the US to Auburn, Indiana to work on my grandparents' hotel.
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