Response to "A Case Study: OJ Simpson and Time Magazine"

Yes I do believe that "a (journalistic) photographer should protect the truth and represent it as accurately as possible." Photography is a form of creative expression, however when publishing photos for some form of news the photos  shouldn't be your personal idea. They have to represent what actually happened not how the photographer thinks it happened. If the photographer doesn't represent it as accurately as possible how are we as viewers going to know what really happened. 

Is It Art?

       Yes, I do believe the photograph is considered art. In my opinion art is someones perspective and own idea of an object. Art can be anything from decorative, political, or realistic. There is no right or wrong way to create art. The photograph shown on the blog is very interesting, like most art pieces, I believe there is a story behind this.

Biggest Fear 9/9/14

Isolophobia: the fear of solitude; being alone.

Inside Me 9/3/14

back to school

Assignment 2 8/21/14

Giraffe and Chipmunk

Assignment 1 8/20/14

Image 1:

- rule of odds
- simplification
- balance
- symmetry
- viewpoint
- orientation

Image 2:
- compositional rule
- fill the frame
- color
- viewpoint
- depth

Image 3:
- golden ratio
- leaving space
- balance
- lines
- patterns
- texture
- symmetry
- viewpoint

Image 4:
- golden triangles and spirals
- simplification
- lines
- patterns
- colors
- texture
- viewpoint
- depth

Image 5:
- compositional rule
- the rule of thirds
- simplification
- balance
- symmetry
- viewpoint
- depth

Image 6:
- compositional rule
- golden triangles and spirals
- leaving space
- simplification
- texture
- viewpoint