Cover History

1. Early Magazine Covers
2. The Poster Cover
3. Pictures Married to Type
4. In the Forest of Words

The early Magazine Covers were kind blank with no colors in it just black and white. As the time went by they had the Poster Cover where it was just like a Poster just a picture not alot of the Magazines had words in the front just a plain picture. After, the words came up and it went with the picture like for ex. a picture of a baby and it said "tips on how to make your baby happy" as the title explains it all Pictures Married to Type. Then, the words went from ok to WOAH when they just put too many words in the cover the picture was hard to make standout when it is barried under so much words we call it In the Forest of Words.

Arnold Newman (portrait ideas)

Arnold Newman's picture Grandma Moses really cought my eye because it looks misterious and it seems like there is a story in it when i saw it i thought "why is she alone? does she have a husband?" and all kinds of questions so i really liked this picture. Grandma Moses (Anna Mary Robertson Moses) primitive painter, Eagle Bridge, token in New York in the year of 1949.

focal length: EF 300mm f2.8L IS USM

shutter speed: 1/1000

effect:the effect of shooting at this shutter speed is getting the emotion in the game u can see that the player is up in the air and his face shows emotion.

aperture:

position:

melanie burford

A. She used emotion of what the people were going through she had to understand and live what they were living in order to be able to really know what she was going to do.
B. The effect was the sound that went with the pictures it gave it more meanin and understanding!
C. The most intresting multimedia effect is the way she put it all together.

Emmet Gowin, Manuel Alvarez Bravo, and Lewis Hine

This photograph was taken by Lewis Hine in the year of 1908 and he titled it GIRL WORKER IN CAROLINA COTTON MILL.

This photograph was taken by Emmet Gowin in Danville,Virginia in the year of 1970 he titled it FAMILY.

This photograph was taken by Manuel Alvarez Bravo in the year of 1934 and he titled it STRIKING WORKER, ASSASINATED.

PINHOLE PICTURE

I like this pinhole picture because it looks scary and creepy!! You can tell that its a pinhole camera because it looks round at the top where the sun is shinin!

insparational pics

These two images inspire me because i go throught life not caring just tryin to make it fun but there is times where you have to work for what you want!! I got these images from 2002 fall contest!