panoramic image

This is my free picture

The Close Up Picture

I put an artistic paint stroke filter effect thingy on the photograph. This is my close up picture and it is of one of my guitars, obviously.

Multi-People

Yeah this is my sister Sophia

This is my dog Bruno

Stephen Shore

"Yeah"

From what I have seen and read about Mr. Shore he took pictures of random beautiful things. This is a picture ofa China cabinet in my house. Im pretty sure that is random but beautiful. Also the lighting and the shading in this picture reminds me of "Shoes" by Stephen.

"Bear''

This is a picture of a little clay bear en mi casa. I like how in this photograph the flowers are blurry and the bear is in focus. The Bear could have been in a little better focus but i have a terrible camera so i can't help it. It is a colorful picture, there is green, blue, red, some more blue and then a hint of blue.

"Big Breakfast"

Alright, this photograph is similar to Stephen's breakfast photo. He used panacakes instead of cereal. This is probably my best Stephen emulation. It has every characteristic that Shore used. Colorful, beautiful and ugly all in one, random, Creative.

Q. What vision or ideas did the photographer want to convey in their photographs?

A. Stephen Shore wanted to convey that everyday things that you see and don't think about can be gorgeous.

Q. What photographic techniques did your photographer use when photographing, developing, and/or presentation?

A. Photorealist painters really inspired him to set up the photos he took. Photorealist painters painted corner diners, stores, gas stations, and parking lots.

Q. Who or what motivated your photographer to be interested in photography?

A. Edward Steichen and Andy Warhol.

Q. Include information that describes your artist to the audience (your reader). Include biographical information that gives the audience information about the life of your artist.

A. He taught himself. Recieved darkroom at six years old. 9 years old got 35mm camera. Walker Evan book.