HAPPY HALLOWEEN

WEB ASSIGNMENT #4

1. He was a photographer in the 20th century and he was noteworthy because he has a photography club and ran a lot of photography galleries in New York. 

2. I chose this picture because I like the texture and how it looks, it reminds me on Italy and I like how the water almost looks like its just really shiny road.

3. He was in a relationship with Georgia O'keeffe. She was a painter in New York. 

4. They influenced each other through nature which made them shape modern American art.

MACRO PHOTOGRAPHY

NEGATIVE AND POSITIVE

This is my Negative photo that I developed, I added some darkness to it to bring out the black and whites and grays. 

This is my positive, I inverted the picture and then added some brightness to the picture to bring out the black grays and whites. I tried to make it not so blurry but it didn't work very well.

TILT SHIFT

WEB ASSIGNMENT #3

1. It introduced the idea of the snap shot, and it was inexpensive. 

2. It was made by kodak 

3. It was simpler to take a picture, all you had to do was press the button and it will do the rest for you. 

WEB ASSIGNMENT #2

1. The daguerreotype was the first successful photographic process. The surface of this daguerreotype was a mirror, with the image made directly on the silver surface.  After 1839 they were prominent because thats when "photography was born." It replaced the Ambrotype process. 

2. An Albumen print is a method of producing a photographic print on a paper base from a negative. The main ingredient is an egg white. It died out around the 19th century. 

3. A stereogram that is able to convey the experience of depth perception, like looking through binoculars. They started to become popular in 1861 and were popular for decades after. 

4. A Carte De Viste was a type of small photograph which was patented in Paris, France and was usually made of an albumen print. They were made to make cards and get visitors because it was a small size. 

5. Mathew Brady and Alexander Gardner were two civil war photographers. They were known for being very good photographers and the first to take pictures of a lot of wars, they started in 1844-45. 

Mathew Brady: 

Alexander Gardner: