This quarter has really sparked my interest in photography. I have been finding myself spending more and more time getting lost in photographers portfolios online. Chrissie White is one particular artist that I have been keeping an eye on, and this is one of my favorite photos by her.
As well as here are some links to more of her work, I hope you enjoy her work as much as I do.
This quarter has really sparked my interest in photography. I have been finding myself spending more and more time getting lost in photographers portfolios online. Chrissie White is one particular artist that I have been keeping an eye on, and this is one of my favorite photos by her.
As well as here are some links to more of her work, I hope you enjoy her work as much as I do.
This quarter has really sparked my interest in photography. I have been finding myself spending more and more time getting lost in photographers portfolios online. Chrissie White is one particular artist that I have been keeping an eye on, and this is one of my favorite photos by her.
As well as here are some links to more of her work, I hope you enjoy her work as much as I do.
My project description states that I had a planned photo shoot every week with a predetermined topic, that made my project seem like I was doing something to do with ethnography. If that were the case then my planned photo shoots would not have been a problem and I would have completed them more as planned. once I began my project the photo shoots I had planned for myself were of things that once I started going deeper into these social issues were plan I didn’t feel that taking those picture would have been ethical for me to try and show them as art.
The aim of my photography was more of me trying to lend my voice to homelessness as I saw it. I felt that if I followed through with the photo shoots that I had planned it would have been a terrible exploitation of homelessness. Instead, each week I chose a new topic for my photo shoot rather than sticking to my project description. The aim of some of my photos was to be my representation of society’s view on homelessness; some were my artistic documentation of my exploration into homelessness. None of my photos were mean to be ethnographical or public service announcements and it should have been made clearer. I have edited my project description and I can say that this is defiantly a good lesson that I needed to learn as a photographer. I am much more aware and conscious of who, what and when I take a photograph.
My project description states that I had a planned photo shoot every week with a predetermined topic, that made my project seem like I was doing something to do with ethnography. If that were the case then my planned photo shoots would not have been a problem and I would have completed them more as planned. once I began my project the photo shoots I had planned for myself were of things that once I started going deeper into these social issues were plan I didn’t feel that taking those picture would have been ethical for me to try and show them as art.
The aim of my photography was more of me trying to lend my voice to homelessness as I saw it. I felt that if I followed through with the photo shoots that I had planned it would have been a terrible exploitation of homelessness. Instead, each week I chose a new topic for my photo shoot rather than sticking to my project description. The aim of some of my photos was to be my representation of society’s view on homelessness; some were my artistic documentation of my exploration into homelessness. None of my photos were mean to be ethnographical or public service announcements and it should have been made clearer. I have edited my project description and I can say that this is defiantly a good lesson that I needed to learn as a photographer. I am much more aware and conscious of who, what and when I take a photograph.
My project description states that I had a planned photo shoot every week with a predetermined topic, that made my project seem like I was doing something to do with ethnography. If that were the case then my planned photo shoots would not have been a problem and I would have completed them more as planned. once I began my project the photo shoots I had planned for myself were of things that once I started going deeper into these social issues were plan I didn’t feel that taking those picture would have been ethical for me to try and show them as art.
The aim of my photography was more of me trying to lend my voice to homelessness as I saw it. I felt that if I followed through with the photo shoots that I had planned it would have been a terrible exploitation of homelessness. Instead, each week I chose a new topic for my photo shoot rather than sticking to my project description. The aim of some of my photos was to be my representation of society’s view on homelessness; some were my artistic documentation of my exploration into homelessness. None of my photos were mean to be ethnographical or public service announcements and it should have been made clearer. I have edited my project description and I can say that this is defiantly a good lesson that I needed to learn as a photographer. I am much more aware and conscious of who, what and when I take a photograph.
My project description states that I had a planned photo shoot every week with a predetermined topic, that made my project seem like I was doing something to do with ethnography. If that were the case then my planned photo shoots would not have been a problem and I would have completed them more as planned. once I began my project the photo shoots I had planned for myself were of things that once I started going deeper into these social issues were plan I didn’t feel that taking those picture would have been ethical for me to try and show them as art.
The aim of my photography was more of me trying to lend my voice to homelessness as I saw it. I felt that if I followed through with the photo shoots that I had planned it would have been a terrible exploitation of homelessness. Instead, each week I chose a new topic for my photo shoot rather than sticking to my project description. The aim of some of my photos was to be my representation of society’s view on homelessness; some were my artistic documentation of my exploration into homelessness. None of my photos were mean to be ethnographical or public service announcements and it should have been made clearer. I have edited my project description and I can say that this is defiantly a good lesson that I needed to learn as a photographer. I am much more aware and conscious of who, what and when I take a photograph.
My project description states that I had a planned photo shoot every week with a predetermined topic, that made my project seem like I was doing something to do with ethnography. If that were the case then my planned photo shoots would not have been a problem and I would have completed them more as planned. once I began my project the photo shoots I had planned for myself were of things that once I started going deeper into these social issues were plan I didn’t feel that taking those picture would have been ethical for me to try and show them as art.
The aim of my photography was more of me trying to lend my voice to homelessness as I saw it. I felt that if I followed through with the photo shoots that I had planned it would have been a terrible exploitation of homelessness. Instead, each week I chose a new topic for my photo shoot rather than sticking to my project description. The aim of some of my photos was to be my representation of society’s view on homelessness; some were my artistic documentation of my exploration into homelessness. None of my photos were mean to be ethnographical or public service announcements and it should have been made clearer. I have edited my project description and I can say that this is defiantly a good lesson that I needed to learn as a photographer. I am much more aware and conscious of who, what and when I take a photograph.
My project description states that I had a planned photo shoot every week with a predetermined topic, that made my project seem like I was doing something to do with ethnography. If that were the case then my planned photo shoots would not have been a problem and I would have completed them more as planned. once I began my project the photo shoots I had planned for myself were of things that once I started going deeper into these social issues were plan I didn’t feel that taking those picture would have been ethical for me to try and show them as art.
The aim of my photography was more of me trying to lend my voice to homelessness as I saw it. I felt that if I followed through with the photo shoots that I had planned it would have been a terrible exploitation of homelessness. Instead, each week I chose a new topic for my photo shoot rather than sticking to my project description. The aim of some of my photos was to be my representation of society’s view on homelessness; some were my artistic documentation of my exploration into homelessness. None of my photos were mean to be ethnographical or public service announcements and it should have been made clearer. I have edited my project description and I can say that this is defiantly a good lesson that I needed to learn as a photographer. I am much more aware and conscious of who, what and when I take a photograph.
My project description states that I had a planned photo shoot every week with a predetermined topic, that made my project seem like I was doing something to do with ethnography. If that were the case then my planned photo shoots would not have been a problem and I would have completed them more as planned. once I began my project the photo shoots I had planned for myself were of things that once I started going deeper into these social issues were plan I didn’t feel that taking those picture would have been ethical for me to try and show them as art.
The aim of my photography was more of me trying to lend my voice to homelessness as I saw it. I felt that if I followed through with the photo shoots that I had planned it would have been a terrible exploitation of homelessness. Instead, each week I chose a new topic for my photo shoot rather than sticking to my project description. The aim of some of my photos was to be my representation of society’s view on homelessness; some were my artistic documentation of my exploration into homelessness. None of my photos were mean to be ethnographical or public service announcements and it should have been made clearer. I have edited my project description and I can say that this is defiantly a good lesson that I needed to learn as a photographer. I am much more aware and conscious of who, what and when I take a photograph.