Welcome Color photo students.
This blog is a continuation of the blog started for my other photo classes. You will find helpful links and other information here.
Jessica
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7 comments:
Hi I'm Samantha Geston, or sami or just sam.....
I'm a little confussed about this whole blog thingy..
Um yea i dont know what to say,,
I look forward to this color photography class : D
Hi, it's aurora. I made my bloggy thingy...yay!
Hi, it's Karin....sort of obvious...?
I'm not sure what to say but you should know that I have been hitting the backspace button like 3094390 times to make this really formal-ish looking....
My color film was purchased at Walgreens...it sucks...oh well. :)
-Karin
Hey, it's Momo...it's 6:45 in the morning, so see you in two hours!
Hello, my name is really Tatiana, but most people (mother, godmother, late grandmother not included) call me Tati.
I'm from an urban suburb (kinda an oxymoron...) in Northeast Los Angeles called Highland Park. We have a lot of Zapatistas and taco trucks, but unfortunately, gentrification is around the corner.
I'll see everyone tonight, I hope?
Hey its jordan and lily!
we're not really sure what to say either...but we like the class aaaannnddddd we're excited to print color photos!!!
we love you
love jordan and lilyyyyyy
I hope this is where we're supposed to post our "contemporary photographer" post...
Here is a link to Yeondoo Jung's work: http://www.yeondoojung.com/. She's a korean photographer that takes childrens' drawings and stages them into photographs, complete with ridiculous crayon colors and bizzare perspective(table legs dismantled and arranged on one plane). She includes the original drawing before each photograph...they look silly at first, until you realize you're looking at childrens' imaginations, dreams, memories. Yeah, that sounds really cheesy, but its actually quite endearing, hope you check it out!
-Momo
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