Career Tree Questions

• Portrait photographer
• Professor Photography/Art/Media
• Photo assistant

One job I would want to pursue would be a portrait photographer. I would want to be a portrait photographer because I love taking portraits of people, I like capturing the natural beauty in people. For this I would like to travel, specifically because I want to capture people of different cultures and their natural beauty. The responsibilities I would have to have would include would be buying my own materials, gathering clients, and making sure the photographs I take are what the client’s desire. The salary would be very different everywhere because I would be travelling around the world.

Another job I would pursue would be Professor Photography/Art/Media. I would be a Professor Photography/Art/Media because I really love photography and media as well, I would want to see how these worlds intertwine. I would like to work in Mexico for this because I really would love to not only capture people but also the landscapes in Mexico as well. The responsibilities I would have would include having enough knowledge to teach a class, have patience and help others learn, and be flexible. I think the salary would be round 1,600,000+ pesos a year.

Another job I would pursue would be photo assistant. I would pursue this job because I love taking photographs, this job would allow me to learn from different perspectives and grow through art as well. I would like to work in different parts of the world for this because I want to learn from different people with different perspectives and teachings. The responsibilities I think would be in this job would include things like being able to cooperate, collaborate, and be open to new ideas. The salary for this job would not be consistent because I would be traveling.

Body, Shape, Form

One ceasing from existence does not necessarily mean breathing one’s last…

Keith Harring Inspired Work

One owns their own thoughts, right? So, who owns the owners?

Make A Statement

Stress can become overwhelming and draining. This has been ongoing for years; in this piece it is projected through a set of pictures.

Mixed Media Screenprint Art

brain final

Screenprinting

30 Photos

 

Recreation

I decided for my photo recreation to recreate an image of a woman enjoying taking some pictures on her digital camera, but with a more angelic sort of feeling to it.

Surrealist Artist: Salvador Dali

Salvador Dali was born in Figueres, Spain on May 11, 1904. His mother really encouraged him to pursue his dreams and love of art. Throughout his childhood, Dali enjoyed drawing a lot. He was very known for his surrealist paintings and his printmaking; he was very influential for his explorations of subconscious imagery. He had been a student in Madrid and Barcelona, where he displayed many different types of artistic styles in his paintings. He later was influenced by Sigmund Freud’s writings, which led him to bring up some images from his subconscious, to do this he induced hallucinatory states into himself with a process described as a “paranoia critical.” After he developed this method, he started painting much better and more rapidly in the surrealist aspect.

Surrealism

The chaos of the mentally ill.

Composition Photos:

rule of thirds                        fill the frame                  shoot from below

Composition Questions:

1. I think composition is important because it helps us, photographers be creative in different ways.
2. What draws me in when looking a photography and art would probably have to be things which I find unique, things not a lot of people do, or sometimes also the simplicity of an image.
3. I have unfortunately never been to a museum, but I truly would love to go to one.

 

 

 

Questions Reflection

An aperture is a hole in front of a camera lens through which light enters in through the camera. Shutter speed is a measure of how fast the camera’s shutter moves. ISO is the camera’s sensitivity to light. You need to change your ISO depending on the amount of light the camera is surrounded by. Aperture Priority lets you choose any aperture setting you’d like, but the camera chooses the shutter speed. Shutter Priority lets you choose the shutter speed you’d like, but the camera chooses the aperture speed. AF modes are autofocus features the cameras have. You need to meter the light to get the right exposure because it gives you the best highlights and shadowing and also best color. You need to adjust the white balance in order to make the image look natural. The depth of field describes how much of an image is being focused. The shallow depth of field means that only a part of the image is focused. Drive modes are different things your camera can assist you to do. Metering modes evaluate the correct shutter speed and aperture depending on the lighting. Exposure compensation is a way of tweaking the exposure which your camera thinks is ideal.