The Photo essay is a collection of images that are stylistically or thematically unified in order to tell a story. We will explore the idea of story and how to capture the audience and tell a particular tale. The class will cover basic photography, and the students will be able to tell a fiction or non-fiction story. The class will shoot on 35mm cameras, and we will critique and discuss each other’s work, as well as looking at master photographers’ works and essayists. The year will end with a final gallery showing of the students’ work.

Sunday, November 28, 2010

Annie's Final Images

Final Images:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/56447271@N07/sets/72157625363243405/show/


My proposal was:

My idea is to take pictures of about 10-15 people that are six years old and older. I want to take a picture of a photo of them from when they were about two to four and either scan it or take a picture of that picture. Then I want to put it on my computer and once I’ve taken the photos of them at the age they are now, I want to put the two pictures next to each other and see if they facial expressions are the same or have changed.

I was going to take pictures of some kids that are around 6-7, then 9-10, then 15-16, then someone who is in their 20’s, then 30’s, then 50’s, then 80’s.

People I’m thinking of using:

Josh & Gabe

Beau and Mercy

Rose and Renee and Marisa

Devon

Jenn

Jenna and Greg

Mom and Dad

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