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Monday, August 19, 2013
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The reason I chose this is because it was dark and mysterious. I also like how the animals are shown. I also like the contrast of the color.
I chose this image because it sticks out to me, it's in black and white a filter that i really like.
It's really weird how they put a house mixed with a tree. I think this photo is trying to make a point that house used to be a really beautiful tree and now the family destroyed and made it into a house for they enjoyment.
This picture is interesting because of how uninteresting it would seem, were one to be where it was taken. Even if one took a train from this station every day, the glass window area on top of the stairs would go unobserved, because of all the other activity going on. However, this photo, taken during hours of lighter activity, illustrates the strange and dynamic ways in which the scenery on the other side of the window is distorted. This, along with the blurred scenery, also illustrates to me that one should perhaps take more time to observe the world's smaller things, as uninteresting and insignificant as they may seem.
I chose this photo because I like reflections in photos and the colors of the umbrella pop out from the rest of the photo, but then you can see the other reflections in the picture.
This image is interesting to me because I ride horses. The horse looks like the first horse I owned. I like how the background is black, but the horses are white. It is a contrast that makes the horses stand out. This picture shows three different sides of one horse.
Caballos Blancos By: Keith Carter
This image is an abandoned home growing out of the tree. It is a mystery how it got there and how you could get inside of it. To me it could represent some one who dared to live differently than the common man. I like what is not seen in this photo. Underneath this house could be another completely differently styled home.
Ollin Mecatl
This photo shows life and death through two bodies, one being an alive human and the other a skeleton.
-black and white
-hand and hand
-life/death
-Ollin Mecatl
-By: Anton, Don Gregorio
-black and white
-hand and hand
-life/death
-Ollin Mecatl
-By: Anton, Don Gregorio
Wayne Wallace
Contemporary Art
This image shows a girl falling backwards from her chair. It shows a girl letting herself go from being a young girl to a woman. I like how the artist showed her shadow on the wall as if she's floating. The artist is Sam Taylor Wood.
Contemporary Photograph
This image shows a girl falling from the chair, but then you look at the shadow and it looks like she is flying. It tricks your mind because you can not see the chair in her shadow yet it is in the picture. I like this picture because it shows her wanting to be able to fly and in her shadow it shows her flying. Photography by: Sam Taylor Wood
This image is a house that has been separated from the ground. This house looks like it could be a town. When I see this image I feel like it symbolizes someone who lives in a house that is their world and that the person who lives there does not interact with the world outside of their own life. It shows that people can make there own live entertaining without having to follow the lead of other people's life.
This image is interesting, because personally I think the tree looks like a dinosaur. I like how it is not just an ordinary picture. I like how there is more beyond the focal point. I really like how the tree is the first item you see in the picture, but there is more to look at in the background of the picture. The lighting also makes the colors stand out and look more vibrant.
Contemporary Art
This image shows a young girl with an out of place cigarette in her hand. I think it shows how powerful she must be for a young girl and that she grew up too fast. The black and white brings out the dirtiness in her dress and face. I like that the artist chose to put in the black and white because of the contrast it brings. The artist is Sally Mann.
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