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Describing photographs
Photo 1 Describing the scene -The photo was taken in a field. -It's an image of a lady, climbing a ladder, and grabbing her dry laundry off of of a utility pole. -The scene has a ladder, utility poles, an empty field, and clothes. -In the picture you can see a field of grass with big rocks, a few trees, utility poles, a little house in the background, a ladder, clothes, and a lady. -In the background there is the roof of a red house. -From left to right there are utility poles. -In the foreground there is a lady grabbing her dry clothes. Impressions of the scene -The objects look as if they are flying in the wind. -The viewer's attention is focused on the tall ladder. -The photo is vivid. -The photo makes us feel happy because theres a sense of humor with the lady using the utility poles to dry her laundry. -The picture makes us think about why the lady in the photo would go through all the work to hang her clothes on the utility pole. -It looks like a lady do...
What is Photography questions
1. Erik's question to the audience posed whether the photos that he's taking were really photographs because they weren't the type of photos you can take with your camera. 2. Erik's first real passion was drawing. 3. Erik previously thought that photography was about being at the right place at the right time and that anyone could do that. 4.This inspired him to be creative and do something different. 5. The common goal that Erik's photos have is that the photo taking process only begins when you press the trigger. 6. Realism means that something has a sense of real life to it. 7. The principles he adheres to when creating an image is that he wants them to seem like you can take these photos. 8. It is easier to create a place than find a place because when you have a certain idea in your head, its easier to create and your photos will always be unique because its not a place that anyone can go to. 9. He plans his photos by sketching them out first. ...
