Thursday, December 5, 2013
Thursday, November 21, 2013
Anastassia Rabajille
November 21, 2013
Photography 2313
Photography Research
I chose “Ophelia” by Gregory Crewdson photograph because of
all the formal and conceptual qualities. The direct approach on the woman’s
body in the middle of the house makes a very interesting composition throughout
the image, because even though is in the bottom middle location of the image,
her extended horizontal body makes your eye move and see all the different
variations of colors and values in the picture. Also because she is looking up
to the ceiling gives you this sense of direction, up and down giving you a
final focus to every element given in this imagery.
This image feels like it is speaking directly to me, giving
me a sense of loneliness and leaving something behind, also there is a
sorrowful factor of something lost in time, because of how still everything
looks even though she is resting in water. Also the water reflection on the
floor gives a sense of another dimension or a door to something new. And lastly
even though this image shows tragedy and death, the variety of bright colors
implied in the composition gives a visual balance, making it a bit morbid.
Thursday, October 17, 2013
What if today it's the last day of you being alive and you get the opportunity to speak in front of an audience. What would you tell them?
Answer: Respect your own freedom to choose..."If it feels good, do it"
What if today it's the last day of you being alive and you get the opportunity to speak in front of an audience. What would you tell them?
Answer: "Remember me by not knowing me"
What if today it's the last day of you being alive and you get the opportunity to speak in front of an audience. What would you tell them?
Answer: "I would say something very philosophical, period. Just kidding, but I do believe that we should communicate in a poetic way, because poetry can be expansive and I am still learning it"
Answer: "Cook! and bake!"
What if today it's the last day of you being alive and you get the opportunity to speak in front of an audience. What would you tell them?
Answer: "Live life to the fullest, and smile every single day"
Tuesday, October 8, 2013
Color Critique
Color Critique
By Anastassia Rabajille
Date: Oct-08-2013
Crystal G.
"The door picture"
The way that she framed her subject was very interesting because of the simplicity given.
she had a great exposure of the picture making the pop of color strong, equally demonstrating the understanding of composition by following the vertical and the rule of thirds composition.
"Plastic Supply"
Also in this image we can see how she framed the image which is the big plastic yellow poster. She once again shows understanding of exposure and composition by doing the framing and exposing the image well giving once again the pop of color.
Nora
"Coka Cola and window"
This image is very interesting because she used her imagery to layer two things in her composition giving an interesting point of view, and showing an understanding of composition.
"Wood Door"
I love this picture because of the use of framing of the imagery. the color red on the rusted metal gives the pop of color in a very soft manner. she follows composition by having an asymmetrical balance with the two doors.
Andrea
"Colorful windows"
Obviously we see the pop of color on the windows, but i love how she kept the swing giving balance to the whole image because the 2 prominent colors on the window is the red and yellow and the swing also has those two colors. the framing once again works very well, because lets the viewer see the detail making the subject much more interesting.
"Guitars"
I love this picture because of the repetition of the object and the variation in color giving a great composition that is very pleasant to look at. also has an asymmetrical balance with a vertical composition making the eye move around even though is a close frame composition.
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