cherry blossom

inquiry #13: Lewis Hine & Jacob Riis

1919 Lewis Hine document the social and academic aspects of the school

1890 Jacob Riis a powerful indictment of society’s indifference to the plight of the poor

1874-1940 Lewis Hine 

1849-1914 Jacob Riis
note: in my later years I hope to be living here, the place I call home and doing something I love. Whether that is teaching, writing or a love I haven't discovered yet. Just living each day at a time, who knows what will come. 

inspire

ed ruscha

spring break plans

photographer 1

Archer Crutkaew 

http://www.fotoblur.com/people/archer/gallery?page=6

Archer Crutkaew is a conceptual artist, constructing and implementing her abstract thoughts and ideas, and capturing the essence of the sensual and exotic within the intimacy of her lens.  Archer works extensively throughout the UK and Europe, managing contracted works and exhibit projects from her home studio in Brighton.






photographer 2
morgan and kaysi 

https://www.flickr.com/people/morgankaysiphotography

Photography has always been a part of Morgan's(17) life, and ever since I (Kaysi,14) met her, i got hooked. It has been a way for us to express our deepest secrets, and greatest emotions. But we only started off doing pretty portraits and cute candids. Now as we are growing, we are realizing how much more photography can be




My plan:
who: me 
what: conceptual photography with words use different things to write words
where: Oregon
when: spring break

This style of photography is interesting to me because I really enjoy conceptual photos and portraying an idea or story through photos. I plan on photographing people and paper with words on it over spring break outside and inside. I hope to find new ways to show stories and words. I want to photograph people with words in their hands in different locations with different meanings. 

ed ruscha

inquiry #12: What is significant about April 2nd, 1845?

French physicists Armand H. L. Fizeau and J. Leon Foucault take the first photograph of the sun.
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night light photography

inquiry #11: Carte de visite

was a type of small photograph which was patented in Paris, France by photographer André Adolphe Eugène Disdéri in 1854

used as "calling" or greeting cards

“Photography is a way of feeling, of touching, of loving. What 

you have caught on film is captured forever… It remembers 

little things, long after you have forgotten everything.” – 

Aaron Siskind