Miss Zoe Rain is one of the few lucky people who get to take up photography as a career and travel all around the world, getting paid to simple take photos. It all started in Seattle Washington when Zoe Rain was in high school (ZoeRainPhotography). She started off taking photos at hip-hop shows around where she was growing up and going to school (ZoeRainPhotography). In the past years, Zoe Rain has been involved in a number of photography programs. Since 2009 she has been an associate at a photography company called JKoe, which is a local Seattle company (JKoe). At the same time, Zoe Rain is a freelance photographer under her own company called Zoe Rain Photography (ZoeRain.Wix). She has been taking wedding, nature, senior, and tour photographs (ZoeRainPhotography). The tour photographs are what she is most noticed for because she has been on tour with Macklemore and Ryan Lewis this past year (ZoeRainPhotography). Zoe Rain spends her personal time to shoot some photos of Lorde, Miley Cyrus, and for major magazines like Rolling Stones and (ZoeRainPhotography). Not much has changed since then with Ms. Rain. She’s enrolled in Seattle’s Central’s Commercial Photography Program to sharpen her already amazing photography skills to continue her career behind the lens (ZoeRain.Wix). Zoe Rain has expanded her focuses of photography by taking portraits, cinematography, and videography during the Macklemore and Ryan Lewis tour (ZoeRain.Wix).
Zoe Rain’s photographs have the four aspects covered and she’s amazing at action shots, which can be seen in some of her tour photos with Macklemore and Ryan Lewis. Her other shots are just as good action shots and have really strong contrast. The real relevance of Zoe Rain’s photos, I believe, is to ...
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The final photo is again from the Macklmore and Ryan Lewis tour, but it is not an action shot its got great composition because of the moment captured. This shot has contrast and makes it more dramatic because it is in black and white, just adding to the composition. The picture tells such a great story by showing the joy in the woman and the man’s face.
Overall, Zoe Rain’s photographs are so strong in composition and contrast that they are extremely inspirational. The photos tell the stories which I think is more important than anything else about a photo unless it is blurry and I can’t see the story. The strong contrast in her photos helps convey the amazing story like in her black and white photography. The colored photos are so bright and vibrant that it makes the photos stand out from all the rest.
Born in 1934, Jerry Uelsmann grew up an inner city kid of Detroit. In high school, Uelsmann worked as an assistant for a photography studio; he eventually photographed weddings. Uelsmann went to Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) where he met Minor White, who “introduced [him] to the concept that photography could be used for self-expression” (Berman). While at RIT, he studied with Bruce Davidson, Peter Turner and Car Chiaraenza, with whom he held frequent discussions on how photography could be different. After RIT, Uelsmann went to Indiana University where he changed his degree to a Master of Fine Arts degree. He graduated with an M.S. and an M.F.A at Indiana University in 1960, where he studied with Henry Holmes Smith, who had worked with Laszlo Moholy-Nagy. After graduation, he moved to Gainesville, Florida and began teaching photography (Taylor). Currently, Uelsmann is retired in Florida with his wife Maggie Taylor. He still creates photomontages and has exhibits all over the world. Uelsmann and his wife vacation in Yellowstone National Park every year, where he photographs the area and creates beautiful surreal photomontages (Congdon, 316-317).
Her work resembles fossils and botanical illustration pages at the same time. Her simplicity and willingness to give back to her community is also an attribute I admire of her. Her work is important because of it has been used a medium to convey precious memories through the preservation of flowers. This artist inspires me because of her mastery of such a simple technique to create beautifully simplistic, yet intricately detailed works. This is an aesthetic I hope to achieve in my personal work because of my love of detail and organic shapes, such as flowers. It is amazing how she has achieved such wonderfully detailed and organic shapes using a medium that I never thought to be used in such an organic
The picture consist of six photographs, each constructing a formalized version of how the significant features of the relationship progress. The photographs imitate the concepts of a romance novel with subtleties suggesting a carefree life style this is shown with the hero playing his guitar. The heroine is also depicted as obstinate, wild, free and adventurous type this is illustrated in the image of her riding away on a horse in her wedding dress this also suggest that she is a runaway bride. They eventually marry as the fifth picture shows the man in his tuxedo and the couple embracing both seem happy as they are smiling.
The pictures say a lot, however, with petite information. The artwork she displays are somehow complex, and one gets to understand their meaning over time as she uses vivid imagination to bring out facts and fiction together.
After a brief couple of months there she moved back to the United States to California in the Bay area where she lived with her sister. She later enrolled in the San Francisco Art Institute with the goal of becoming an art teacher with an emphasis in painting. As she began to take more classes focused in art she instead falls in love photography. Not soon after starting college she heads to a “Kibbutz” which is a communal settlement in Israel, typically a farm. She intended to never return to the United States again, but in 1970 despite her efforts she returns to the States to accept her frost assignment from Rolling stone and to her own surprise the photo she had taken of John Lennon makes the cover. Not long after in 1971 she received her first job with one of her soon to be long-term employers Vogue for their September issue starring the world renowned psychologist Dr. Arthur Janov who invented a new primitive form of therapy. In 1973 she receives a major accomplishment she appears on the Rolling Stone’s master head as “Chief Photographer.” Her photography does a beautiful job of capturing Nixon–era political figures and classic rock...
Julia Margaret created some of the most intimate and powerful portraits produced in any medium. Ambitious from the start, she considered herself an artist who made photographs rather than a photographer. Cameron was more interested in capturing the essence of the subject than mastering perfect camera technique. Her photographs are notable for the extreme intimacy and psychological intensity of effect achieved by the use of close up perspective, suppression of detail (sometimes accompanied by peripheral blurring) large scale, and dramatic lighting. In her photographs, Cameron tried to achieve an effect called “plasticity” which created an expression of feeling rather than fact.
Natasha and Olivia represent an entire generation of young girls and women that have a certain niche. "Do you love fashion and beauty? Do you sing? Is that something you're passionate about? Then get out there! You have a voice, use it," Natasha and Olivia seem to say with each video. They inspire the young girls and women who desire to enter the world of fashion, beauty, and music. They tell these young girls and women that the world is their's, and no one is stopping them. With each video upload, another young girl and woman knows that she can do it, and she won't give up. Meet the daughter of Candace Cameron Bure and the daughter of Lori Loughlin, aren't they
Most photographers have a statement in mind and look for a picture that expresses it. Erwitt observes what life wants to say and then records it so others can hear. For me this is what photography is about. I believe a scene should inspire you not be staged. Like Erwitt’s work I try to take pic...
According to Christensen ' article this photo has become famous because it seems to represent the happiness of people at the end of
The first shot of analysis is a compilation of mug shots of some of the Freedom Riders. The shot begins with the overlap of Rep. John Lewis declaring “The Freedom Ride created an unbelievable sense: Yes, we will make it. Yes, we will survive. And that nothing, but nothing, was going to stop this movement.” The shot begins focused on about ten Freedom Riders and as Lewis speaks, the shot expands to include many more Freedom Riders. As Lewis finishes, the music, which I would characterize as solemn yet optimistic, intensifies and individual members begin to be replaced with other Freedom Riders. Before the shot transitions, it has included more ...
Many of those who criticized Megan Fox during the peak of her fame claimed that she lacked any acting real talent and had to strip down to her underwear in order to make men interested in her. While it is true that there is no shortage of photos of Fox clad in bra and panties, this picture proves that she can pull off the powerful business woman look just as well. It shows Fox standing on the top of a towering building, wearing a revealing though perfectly respectable black dress. Her long legs run down into a very high pair of high heels while a ring rests on her finger, breaking the hearts of millions of men all over the world and making one very proud.
Anna-Lou “Annie” Leibovitz is an American portrait photographer, born in Connecticut into a large famiy of six. She began her photography career by studying at the San Franisco Art Institute and launched into the Rolling Stones magazine and aspired from there in the 1970’s. She met her partner a decade later, who passed away in 2004 and has 3 daughters.
The work is a big baby, and I have said this before, it has to be fed and you cannot do anything else you really cannot. I fortunately have a set of good friends but everything has felt like it has been for the work, feeds back the work. " Career: Leibovitz's big ticket to celebrity photography was probably in 1975 when she photographed the Rolling Stones on tour. She then became the band's official photographer.
Annie was born in Waterbury, Connecticut and spent most of her childhood in military bases, because her father had a career as an officer in the AIR FORCE. Growing up one of six, her father was circulating everywhere. Annie’s mother, was a stay at home mom, a wife, and a teacher. If she ever talked clamorously or if she was eager, she claimed it was because of her extensive and uproarious family foundation. She took classes at night to study the art of painting at the San Francisco Art Institute. In 1970, her distinctive portraits started showing in Rolling Stone magazine, and have been ever since (“Annie Leibovitz a photographers life1990-2005”). Annie Leibovitz is one of Americas’ most well known celebrity portrait photographer for her work in Rolling Stone magazine and her work in Vanity Fair.
Fashion is an evolving subject. Fashion Photography, as Fashion itself has transformed too. The way Fashion Photography has changed a lot to what it was and what it is now. And yes it would have changed as a lot has transformed through the years of fashion. Fashion Photography’s meaning and representation has changed in a way that the image represents something that sometimes is not realistic, Photography as an illusion. Fashion Photography has changed in the way we look at it know, it has changed gender issues, sexuality, ethnicity and the way the body has been portrayed. So when looking at a fashion image you have a lot to think about if you want to fully understand the concept of it meaning. It’ not how it used to be, women/men in clothes, showing of the designers creations. But it has a hidden agenda, hidden word, a meaning that it is try to communicate to the viewers. The words in the image, the image are the words, words are hidden in the image or the image is the word are many ways of explaining how fashion image are seen and understood in today fashion photography.