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    Women Are Beautiful

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    Women are beautiful By Maria Batrakova Group 21 D Free and beautiful‚ that was how one of the greatest innovators of photography‚ Garry Winogrand‚ pictured women. (Here you can see a photo of him: http://imgur.com/AjnXCe6) Due to Art Blart (Art Blart‚ 2011) he was considered as one of the most distinguished photographers of the twenties-century in America. Winogrand’s amazing exhibition includes 85 spontaneous photographs taken between 1960 and 1975 in and around New-York city. (Series of his

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    Name: Dorcas Bamigboye. Student Number: 7781917. Course: FILM 2380. Instructors Name: Jonah Corne Reading Response 2 In the essay The Ontology of the Photographic Image‚ Andrew Bazin argues that film and photography surpass painting as a form of visual art because they in a sense capture time and the moment as it is in the moment i.e. they in a sense freeze time. This argument might have been true at the time this essay was written but this above statement is not true at this time. When a painting

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    Anne Geddes

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    everyday so she would be able to remember every single thing she did that day. A few years later‚ Anne ended up getting married to Kel Geddes in Hong Kong in 1983. After her marriage Anne started to think that she would love to finally go into photography. She started her own small business taking pictures for family friends and neighbors‚ anyone that wanted pictures done she would do. She loved taking pictures and she was really good at it. As people saw her photos more and more people wanted her

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    Eddie Adams

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    Eddie Adams was born on June 12‚ 1933‚ in New Kingston‚ Pennsylvania to Edward and Adelaide Adams. As a teenager Adams became interested in photography and joined his high school’s newspaper staff as a photographer. After graduating high school‚ he enlisted in the United States Marine Corps and spent three years as a combat photographer during the Korean War. In 1958‚ Adams left the Marines and joined the staff of The Evening Bulletin in Philadelphia and eventually became a photographer for the

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    Art Sandy Skoglund

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    noticed before‚ but it leaves you with the same question: Where did that come from‚ and has it always been there? Sandy Skoglund captures this feeling in her installations and photographs. Skoglund creates her own installations and uses them in her photography‚ which blurs the lines between fact and fiction. It is an interesting concept that appeals strongly to me. Sandy Skoglund is an American photographer who creates surrealistic images and builds up her sets quite elaborately which takes months.

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    Striking Worker

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    say that Bravo did not hurt anyone in promoting the awareness through his art assuming the worker either had no family member or that they had accepted Bravo’s intentions. In the end‚ I still find myself stuck in the middle of how I feel towards photography to create statements. In the end there is no beauty in art according to Tolstoy but rather

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    Walker Evans

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    Instead he left school and moved to New York. It was here that he found himself socializing in the art and literary community. He was associated with many well known writers‚ poets and artists and became close friends Evans became interested in photography sometime around 1928 which ultimately led to lifelong passionate career. In 1933 he spent some time Cuba where he photographed the rebellion against the dictator that ran the country. After that he took on a job with the Resettlement Association

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    The First Camera

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    using a pewter plate coated in bitumen (a black‚ oily tar- like material). The plate is exposed to light. Wherever the light stuck the plate‚ the bitumen hardened and the extra was dissolved. What was left was the photo. But the first patent for photography in America was given to Alexander Wolcott in 1840 for his camera. In 1885‚ any one was able to own a camera after the “Kodak” was made. It was a simple camera and had to be sent back to the factory to print the photos after taking 100 and reset

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    Kodak and Fujifilm

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    market as well as many other parts of the world. Kodak specialized in the photographic film and camera market which enabled it to rapidly expand its operations. However‚ technological changes in the industry saw a shift from the film to digital photography. Kodak was slow in responding to the market which led to its loss of market share to Fujifilm‚ a Japanese company. This essay seeks to analyze the two companies and compare their respective management approaches. In 1889 George Eastman established

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    In the book “Practices of Looking: An Introduction to Visual Culture” written by Marita Sturken and Lisa Cartwright‚ the myth of photographic truth is addressed. Sturken and Cartwright stated that “photography[…] was developed in Europe during the mid-nineteenth century‚ when concepts of positivist science held sway” (Sturken and Cartwright 17). Positivism is a philosophy deems that “scientific knowledge is the only authentic knowledge and concerns itself with truth about the world” (Sturken and

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