Sara Cristina

ISO: 1600

F 5.6

Shutter Speed 1/30

Brianna

This was a photograph I took at the museum.  ISO 1600, f/5.3, shutter speed 1/25. 

Brianna

This is a photograph of a boy and a girl dancing back in Harlem in 1939. This photograph was taken by Cornell Capa.

This photograph is of a crowd of people reaching for a person's hands. These are JFK's hands during his presidential campaign in 1960. This photograph was also taken by Cornell Capa.

Lindsay

This picture is of two young boys in South America. The background is blurry because the train is in motion and the focus is on the two boys. The two boys look about 10 years old and are staring into the distance. There are mountains in the background with one shack so it looks like an isolated area. They are headed to Cuzco. This picture was taken by Jim Goldberg in 1980 and is called, "Train to Cuzco."

Thursday Party at 18:30

Dear Faculty and Students
Art History - Classics - Studio Arts

It is tomorrow - drinks party from 6.30 pm - do join us
To welcome those of you who have just joined the Department

To share our news in Art History, Studio Arts and Classics

To catch up with friends and colleagues

Where

We will meet at the Fiorentini Art Studio
Largo dei Fiorentini 1 (10 mins walk from Guarini Campus)

Don't know the Fiorentini Art Studio yet?

Several of us will meet in the Lemon Tree Courtyard at 6.15 - let's walk up together.

We look forward to seeing you!

Best wishes,

Inge Hansen

Andrea

These pictures were taken on the meusum the other day. The first one did not came out right because the white wall was in it and the background statue was not complete, but once I moved the camera in to the perfect positionthe picture came out perfect. Creating a relationship between the two statues.

Andrea

This is a picture taken by Philippe Halsman in 1962.
In this picture we can see a woman being attacked by two black birds. In the background we see Alfred Hitchcock Having dinner in a small round table with a glass of wine, he is not looking at the woman he is looking at his food. 

Francesca

This is a picture from the photographer Wayne Miller. 
In the photograph we see a little girl sitting in a doorstep. She is reading Ebony magazine, but she is holding it upside down. She is in the left down corner of the picture. The biggest part of the picture is the tall open door and the brick wall of the house. The picture is in black and white.  

New blog title

Please, before posting, check that the blog is the right blog
Now I've better specified the A course, from 12:30 to 15:15
and the B course from 15:30 to 18:15

magnum photograpphers

please select a picture of a fotographer in this list.

click the link

http://www.magnumphotos.com/C.aspx?VP3=CMS3&VF=MAGO31_14

Post the picture, write a short caption describing the picture. (only wath you see in the photograph)
write even the name of the photographer selected

Learn Lightroom 5 - Part 3: The Develop Workflow (Training Tutorial)

9 Photo Composition Tips (feat. Steve McCurry)

"homework"

Thanks guys for the posts.

I suggest to insert even a picture taken during the on site class with a technical/description caption.

Andrea

I took this picture in Pompei.
ISO: 200
Aperture: 5.6
Shutter Speed: 1/250

Kyle Thompson (January 11, 1992) is a photographer from Chicago His style, as he describes it, is surreal conceptual photography the creation of a surreal world in order to depict concepts. He has a fascination with abandoned houses and empty forests, locations where the majority of his photographs take place. He specializes in self-portraits. He has no formal education in photography.

Justin: Hiroji Kubota

Photographer: Hiroji Kubota, 1963

This is a picture of Black Civil Rights Activists at the Washington Monument. The vertical depth  of the monument, a pillar of freedom/democracy, gives the photo of historic symbolic depth along with physical composition depth. The singing is a great action to capture, especially isolated by the hazy lighting.

Justin wk. 4

 f/7.1  Shutter: 1/125  ISO 200  Lens: 300mm

f/7.1  Shutter: 1/125  ISO 200 Lens: 300mm

1. I think the bokeh here is strong and does not show a sense of location, but it works because it isolates the subjects, man and pizza. I think a wider background would give this isolation more depth, but I like it for the most part.

2. Though it is not as in focus as I would like, I really like the red coat with the blue light of the picture. I like the semi-bokeh look, which still shows gazes towards the man.

Phendli

Sally Mann (born in Lexington, Virginia, 1951) is one of America’s most

renowned photographers. She often focuses on large black and white images at first of her young children, then later of landscapes suggesting decay and death. Here is one of her most famous pictures of her daughter.

Veronica Darbas

Rene Burri's first picture was taken at age 13, in Switzerland on November 20th, 1946. This picture is of British Prime Minister, Winston Churchill en route to delivering his famous speech, "Europe Rise!" at University. Rene Burri was a Swiss photographer, known for his photos of major political, social, and historical events, as well as major political and cultural figures in the 20th century.

Olivia

Shutter Speed: 1/30

F: 3.5

ISO: 3200

Olivia

These photos are taken by a Norwegian photographer named Jonas Bendiksen. He often focuses on isolated communities and enclaves, and, as he says, "working on stories that get left behind in the race for the daily headlines."

A Russian Orthodox priest offering a blessing before a christening.

A little girl plays with lights that have been set up for a wedding.

A little girl plays in the foliage outside her house.

make up class

The scheduled Friday make up class will be postponed

See you today for the on site class

Natalie

This is Eric Kim's work. He is well known for street photography. He has a blog where he also posts information on how to shoot street photography .

Brianna

Vittore Buzzi is an Italian Photographer. 

In this photo we see a bride and a groom among a subway full of strangers. 

This is a photo of two young boys who are uncertain of what is in front of them.

Cheyanne Faulkner

Candida Hofer- German based photographer known for her strictly conceptual approach, most often taking pictures of the interiors of buildings such as, banks, offices and waiting rooms.

Thomas Struth

Thomas Struth (born 1954) is a German photographer known for his Museum Photographs, family portraits and 1970 black and white photographs of the streets of Dusseldorf and New York.

Musée du Louvre IV Paris 1989

The Richter Family, Cologne

Hannah Erdrich-Hartmann and Jana-Maria Hartmann, Düsseldorf 1987

 Crosby Street, New York, Soho 1978

Sara Cristina

This picture is from the french photographer Alain Cornu. One day he decided to represent Paris with a different point of view. In this photo we can see roofs illuminated by the moon.

Shutter Speed: 1/250

Aperture: F 9.0

ISO: 200 

Kristen week 4

This is a photograph taken in Iran by Olivia Arthur. It features a couple on a beach taking a photograph with the sunset in the background. They appear to be using a mobile phone to take the photo. 

RAW photograph of St. Peter's Church in Munich, Germany

Cristina

This is an image from Elliott Erwitt, a French/Italian photographer. I like the funny approach the photographer has taken to realize this photo, and the seriousness the black and white give the image.  In this picture I see two dogs and an owner sitting on a front stoop. One of the dogs is conveniently sitting on its owner's lap making it seem as though it is a dog with a human's body. 

Francesca

This is a picture from the famous photographer David Lachapelle. I chose this picture because I went to his exhibition 1 week ago. The "power station" you see in the picture is a miniature version made by a group of specialists. If you look closely you see that they used straws, glitter, tin cans, energy drinks, ... He put the miniature in a real place and used a wide lens camera, so the object looks bigger than it is.

Najla

 

Najla - Janae Shields

Janae Shields is a photographer based in San Francisco, California. She began her career shooting just weddings, but added newborn and family portraits after having her first son. In this specific photo, I see a happy bride and groom walking down the aisle after their ceremony.

Lindsay

ISO: 100

Aperture: F4.0

Shutter Speed: 1/800

on site class

Dear Students, I confirm
the meeting point, in front at the piramide metro at 12:45
3285814408 if you delay.
We'll move to the Museum Montemartini, in via Ostiense at 1.00
Have a good day

S.A

Learn Lightroom 5 - Part 2: Tools (Training Tutorial)

Francesca

These are pictures I took for my vegan blog.

ISO: 400

shutter speed: 1/60

qperture: 1/4

Justin Wk. 3

f/5.6 Shutter: 1/80  300mm  ISO: 400

f/5.6  Shutter: 1/125  170mm  ISO: 400

These images were of a musician at a park I went to over the weekend. I thought the light on him was pretty nice. The first one is a bit blurred, which I would have fixed had I not been scared by him looking intensely at me. The second one is a little too bright on his forehead, which I wanted to change but I didn't know what he thought of me taking pictures of him, so I took a few shots and walked away. To fix these issues, I would have increased the shutter speed and opened the aperture more (if my lens allows me).

ISO: 400
Shutter: 1/80
Aperture: 5.6

This makes me want to purchase a 35mm or 50mm prime lens to practice more.

Cheyanne

iso 450
f/11
1/250 s

Lindsay