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It’s a photo Martin Parr took of a boy and girl eating ice-cream standing on the edge of a footpath next to the front or end of a car. Also, there's and beach behind the children showing it's near the coast and there's a light house in the background.

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Martin Parr is a British documentary photographer and a photojournalist he was born on the 23 may 1952. Also, he has a website where you can look at his work and even purchase some of his work.

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It was taken in Liverpool in a town called New Brighton and it was taken between 1983 to 1985.

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Martin Parr used a 35mm camera before he change over to a medium-format Plaubel Makina rangefinder 6x7cm camera. Parr switched cameras to capture much more sharper details on his photos.

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Martin Parr made this image to show people the early use of color in photography around the seaside of New Brighton in Liverpool.

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I find the photo hilarious because the girl is looking at the camera like 'What are you doing???' and the boy is just looking like he just doesn't care about any think.

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Its a picture of Miley Cyrus in a leather jacket with red lips stick winking at the camera. Also she's in-front of a white backdrop

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You Magazine took the image

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The image was taken in 6 October 2013

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they used a white backdrop

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Check for faulty equipment.

No food or drinks.

Loose wires.

Loose back drop.

Ask a teacher if you want to change the back drop.

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the similar things between the photographers is that there both documentary photographer. Also I find Robert Frank's does the same type of funny photos and I find that the photos are trying to document special events and there both catching different culture.

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They both also use 35mm film but Martin Parr which to a medium-format Plaubel Makina rangefinder 6x7cm camera.

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Name- Robert Frank
Place and date of birth- He was born on 9th November 1924 in Zurich, Switzerland and he die on 9th September 2019 in Inverness, Canada.
How or why did they become an artist? - Because he was inspired by work of Walker Evan.
What materials and methods do they use to make their work? - also he made a book called the amen

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DiCorcia was born in 1951 in Hartford, Connecticut, United States

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DiCorcia did not play to become a photographer. But while attending the University of Hartford he studied with Jan Groover who planted the idea that a photograph is not necessarily an artefact documenting a specific sliver of time rather a photograph should result from careful planning.

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DiCorcia dive in further into the street photography. As he explained “The elements which call into question the normal relationship of appearance to truth in photography are, for most artists of my generation, tools to enrich the experience of work rather than ends in themselves.”

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DiCorcia does a lot of street photography. He made a few series such as Streetwork from 1993 to 1997 and Heads from 2000 to 2001 and his first ever piece of work he put out was called Hustlers which MoMA presented back in 1993. The issues I would that he had is possibly that he focus on one theme of his work which was street photography and think he could have had a lot more theme such as close up and emotional photography. But then again he did do the photography back in the 1970s which mean they never had the equipment to take close up and if they did I bet you that it would have been cheap.

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What or who has influenced them ? Explain how these influences are shown in their work.

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What or who has influenced them ? Explain how these influences are shown in their work.

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DiCorcia was influences by Walker Evans, Diana Arbus and Garry Winogrand. They did some type of street photography and all the photos Evans, Arbus and Winogrand did are all every familiar.

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I took this photo outside and I left the lens open for about 20 seconds.

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I took this photo in the hall way of the college next to the window and I think I left the lens open way to long every tho I left it open for only for 20 seconds. Also I think the reason the image is over exposed is because it was too bright.

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To make the lumen photo I found leafs, sticks and flowers at the front of the college. Then I place the leaf, stick and flower on to the lumen paper. After that I stuck the lumen paper on the window I left it for an hour. Finally after an hour I took the lumen paper off the window where my image was made by the sun.

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For the Rembrandt photo I did it in highkey which means I did it with a white backdrop.

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With the broad light I got the model to move his body to the right and to look down the camera.

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With the short light I got the model to move his body to the left and to look down the camera.

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I used photoshop to edit this image of Hayden I add his name behind him also I add cartoon image of items to relate Hayden with some of his passions.

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Alexandria is a social media photographer that takes photos of her husband and three kids to create magical photos. Also she’s work with big company’s such as Disney, Adobe, Hewlett-Packard, Netflix, Lexar, Hasbro, Dior, Profoto and more. I would class her as a visual art photographers.

Also there a website you can visit if you want to look at her work.
https://www.alexandriaslens.com

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Magical photographer based out of Colorado, USA. Visual artist offering magic photo shoots and edits for personal or business use.

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The shutter speed is controlled by the shutter curtain. The curtain opens and closes and allow the amount of light you wish to have.

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Also the shutter speed is measured in seconds or fractions of a second such as 5, 1, 1/25th 1/100th or 1/200th

slow shutter = motion blur
fast shutter = under exposed image

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The aperture has two functions how much light it lets through the lens and the control of depth of field.

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the aperture is measured in 'F/Stops' and these have a number value. Such as F2, F2.8, F4, F5.6, F8, F11, F16, F22

small apertures (F11, F16, F22) only let a small amount of light through.
Larger apertures (F4, F5.6, F8) let through a lot of light.
So for a sunny day might need to use a small aperture to get the correct exposure.

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The ISO setting on a DSLR or SLR camera controls how sensitive the digital sensor is to light.
ISO is mostly used in low light conditions to give extra lighting in image.
But if you have your ISO too hight your going to get noise or grain appearing on your images that will reduce the quality of your image.

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ISO speeds can range from 100 to 1600 but most cameras might be able to reach 3200 then on more hight end  cameras y'all be able to reach up to 6400 ISO speed.

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Luke Jackson-Clarks is a creative director and photographer from London in the United Kingdom who creates and captures image of products, locations and people.
Luke has a personal instagram where he post his incredible image of cinematic photography of landscape and portraits.
Also his been trusted by some of the most bigs brands such as Omega watches, Sony, Shangri-La Hotels, Resorts and more.
https://www.watchluke.com

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Luke Jackson-Clark - Creative Director and freelance photographer based in the UK, specialising in travel, adventure and lifestyle.

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Jord Hammond is from the sunny town of Dover on the South-East coast of England.
Jong Hammond began as a teacher in china back in 2015 Jong did photography in his free time then he was not working as a teacher he wasn't a professional. But Jong's work schedule allowed him to travel pretty regularly so he was able to practice photography and get more in-depth in it.
When he found him self getting better he save up money for a 6 months off to travel around the beautiful parts of China and through Asia taking photos and he found him self getting immensely good so he decided to make it into his career.
He first stared to do free gigs to to make a portolio also to gain attraction and enough following on instagram to be able to have a professional account so big company's would work with Jord. https://jordhammond.com

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Jord Hammond is a travel photographer and storyteller from the UK. Check out his photos, buy his presets, read his photography travel blogs and more here.

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Emmett work with big companys all around the world such as Lexus , Samsung, Indonesia tourism to corona extra and many more big company's. They hire Emmett to create what they envision in photography and even in videography and Emmett would try and recreate the final product as closes as possible with in the company invasion.
https://www.emmettsparling.com

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The Rocky Mountains never fail to amaze me. I've had the opportunity to hike through these stunning peaks a few times this year. It's hard to capture their true size and beauty. Nothing can give you the same feeling as looking at Mt.

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Matt Siber is located in Chicago he does visual art and photography as his profession he also has a MFA in photography from the Columbia University in Chicago and he had exhibitions in Madrid, Berlin, Chicago and more around the world. His first monograph that was called Idol Structures was at Chicago in 2015 it was published by DePaul Art Museum. His art is apart of the large collection of private and public including The Art Institute Of Chicago, The Museum Of Contemporary Photography and The Bidwell Foundation. His work has been published world wide such as ArtForum, Sculpture Magazines, Flash Art, Aperture and EXIT Magazine. As well he clams money or non as grants from David C, Sarajean Ruttenberg Art Foundation, the Aaron Siskind Foundation and the Illinois Arts Council. To produce art pieces for show cases and museum around the world.
https://siberart.com/

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Matt Siber is a contemporary visual artist whose work examines the structures of consumerism, advertising and branding. He works in photography, digital imaging, video, sculpture, and installation.

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Luke Stackpoole is a photographer / filmmaker who is located in London his strengths are in lifestyle, travels storytelling and wildlife. He specialises in photography and video content for big productions around the world such adobe, American Express, Bowmore, Fjallraven and North Face are just a few of the many.
https://www.withluke.com

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Luke Stackpoole - UK freelance photographer specialising in travel, adventure and lifestyle. Available to shoot worldwide

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This colour splash task was pretty good and I enjoyed it a lot because we had to pick an image from chrome then we uploaded it to photoshop after I made the image black and white then I got the paint brush and set the colour to black and coloured the objects I want to be colour and the the objects should be coloured the original colour of the image.
Also out of all the image I did I would say my favourite is probably the second one I did the hand holding a pink flower because it some simple but looks great and I'm a big fan of photos that are simple looking because how I think about it is to get a person to remember a image you need to make it simple and recognisable its a bit like some car brand like BMW stands for Bayerische Motoren Werke.