AOK: ARTin Photography

By: Anjana (Angie) Kokar (Presenter),Christina Pasquarello (Assitant).

Photography is the process, activity and art of creating still or moving pictures that can evoke thought

What is Photography?

Black & White Photography

Color Photography

Infrared Photography

Digital Photography

Styles of Photography

Portraits Landscapes Nature Abstract Photoshop Light Still Life and many more….

Types of Photography

Black and White

Color Photography

Infrared Photography

Digital Photography

Specific Photographs

Migrant Mother [1936]Photographer: Dorothea Lange

•Symbolizes the great depression•Captures the mood of depression, angst, sadness through her facial expression•Her position as well as the tears in the clothing. •An immigrant struggling o feed seven children this image•Changed peoples conception on immigrants •As it made the front cover of newspapers across the nation

•Authors intention was to evoke the emotion of the viewers Seeing immigrants in a new light

V-J Day, Times Square, [1945]Photographer: Alfred Eisenstaedt

•This photograph is well known to signify the end of Word War II. •People in cities across America went out into the streets to salute the endOf the war. •The image captured evokes the excitement felt that day. •Capture the reaction and mood of knowing the war is over•The sailor that day kissed every woman he saw in the street•He was slapped by this particular nurse

Afghan Girl [1984]Photographer: Steve McCurry

The photographer evoke emotion through capturing the innocence of the girls eyes, the vibrant colors are also what make this picture so eye-catching. (as you canSee the color picture has a bigger affect than the black and white). The photographer whileLiving in Afghanistan rarely got an opportunity to capture Afghanistan woman. This picture is A hidden passage in to the life of Afghani woman that was rarely allowed.

Works Cited : Printed on Paper