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I have had the most joyous, jolly, and spirited time in this here class. Its been a real gas. I really enjoyed the pictures I took in the past. However, I did not enjoy the classes taught by Mr. Roden. He reminded me too much of the Norse God Oden. I learned how to develop photograps, and heard some really great raps. So I leave you with this, "Obedience to lawful authority is the foundation of manly character."- Robert E. Lee

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Edward Weston

1Edward Henry Weston was an American Photographer, and co-founder of group F/64. Most of his work was done using an 8 by 10 inch view camera. The New York Times reported on April 14, 2008 that Sotheby’s sold an Edward Weston photograph to a New York art dealer for $1.6 Million.
2. His style was portraits that were up close and personal.
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Ansel Adams

1. Ansel Adams was an American born photographer and environmentalist, best known for his black and white photographs of the American west, primarily Yosemite National Park.
2. His photographic style was black and white and he took his most captivating pictures in Yosemite Park. He focused on beauty in nature.
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Andy Warhol

1. In your words write a short bio of his photographic experience.

During the 1960s, Warhol began painting popular American products and various celebrities such as Marilyn Monroe. Then he began producing prints using the silk screen method. He continued painting and silk screening consumerism throughout his life. He even stated "I love Los Angeles. I love Hollywood. They're so beautiful. Everything's plastic, but I love plastic. I want to be plastic."

2. Who are some of the famous people or things he has photographed?

Campbells Soup, Marilyn Monroe, Coca-Cola, Troy Donahue, Elizabeth Taylor

Annie Liebovitz

1. Bio:

In 1970, Annie Liebovitz began working for Rolling Stones magazine. By 1973, she was named Chief Photographer. Two years later, she was the concert tour photographer for the Rolling Stones' Tour of the Americas. She photographed many celebrities, such as John Lennon and Yoko Ono. She was the last to photograph Lennon alive. In the 80s, she took photos of various celebrities for an American Express ad campaign, after leaving Rolling Stones' magazine in 1983. She held an exhibition in 1991 at the National Portrait gallery. Her work then traveled during the millenium, featuring many celebrity photos and a picture of Queen Elizabeth II of England. A scandal arose, however, in 2008 when Liebovitz took topless photos of 15 year old celebrity Miley Cyrus. Liebovitz claimed "The photograph is a simple, classic portrait, shot with very little makeup, and I think it is very beautiful." Liebovitz is still taking photos today.

2. What celebrities has Liebovitz photographed?

Liebovitz has photgraphed John Lennon, Queen Elizabeth II, and Miley Cyrus.

Black and White Photography Questions

1)An optical element (the lens), a chemical element (the film) and a mechanical element (the camera body itself).

2)A camera where the photographer sees exactly the same image that is exposed to the film and can adjust everything by turning dials and clicking buttons.

3) The camera's aperture is the amount of light let into the camera and onto the picture. A smaller aperture lets in less light while a larger aperture lets in more light.

4) The shutter speed controls how much light is let into the camera.

5) Film speed, aperture size, and shutter speed.

6) Low speed film because they are optimal for brighter shots.

7) Film is placed in developing agent, rinse film with water, fixing bath, and film is washed again

8) Enlarger and black and white paper

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Elements and Principles of Art/Design

Space-
This picture exhibits space because it represents the distance between to objects, or negative space.






Value-
This picture shows value because its a representation of the scale of different levels of light.










Shape-
This picture represents shape because its a two dimensional representation of a collection of lines.









Line-
This picture is a representation of line because it shows the outline that defines the shape of an object (i.e the crest of the sand and the lines in the sand).









Form
This picture represents form because it attempts to show the three dimensional contours of this bird.











Texture-
This picture represents texture because it appears to have a distinctly rough feeling






Color-
This picture exhibits the three elements of color: hue, intensity, and value









Movement-
This picture represents movement because it gives the viewer a feeling of action and draws his eyes throughout the work









Unity-
This picture illustrates the principle of unity because it utilizes all the space, creating a sense of wholeness









Variety-
This picture shows variety because it utilizes contrasting elements of art that give it a sense of difference









Balance-
This picture demonstrates balance because it gives off a feeling of equality in value and other elements









Emphasis-
The picture shows emphasis because it draws the viewers eyes to a focal point





Contrast-
This picture illustrates contrast because it creates difference between the two sides of the work






Patter/Rhythm
This picture shows rhythm and pattern because it is repetitive and creates a sense of design