Eadweard Muybridge / Life & Contributions to
Photography : A 5 page examination of the life and work of
Eadweard Muybridge, a noted photographer of the late
1800's. Bibliography lists 4 sources. Muybridg.wps

War Photography : In 5 pages the author discusses war
photography and expounds on how war photography has
changed the people's views on war. There is an old adage
that a picture is worth a thousand words. War photography
is certainly no less so. Photographs of war run the gamut
from death and destruction all around, to the hope that is
seen in the faces of the people for whom the war is being
fought. The war photography is able to take the viewer to a
place he or she would not want to be, but would like to
know about. For some the realities of war are too harsh.
The photographs are too real, with too many memories.
War photographer Don McCullin is also discussed.
Bibliography lists 4 sources. Pcwarpix.wps

Photography & Impressionism : An 8 page essay on the
influence that photography had on Impressionism and art in
the 19th Century. The writer argues that these include
viewpoint, realistic public scenes in light of cubist methods,
and the use of light. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
19photo.wps

On Site With Civil-War Era Photographer Mathew Brady:
A 9 page creative paper told from the position of a
hypothetical (and completely imaginary) assistant to the
famous Civil War era photographer. It covers Brady’s early
forays with the daguerreotype as well as his advances with
wet-plate photography, and documents the beginnings of
photojournalism. Bibliography lists 6 sources. Brady.wps

Cameras / Focal Points, Aperture & Other Mathematical
Concepts : A 9 page outline of the underlying concepts of
photography and their relation to mathematics. Includes
information about different camera types. Emphasizes
methodology for the determination of focal length.
Bibliography lists eight sources. Caminfo.wps

The Job of a Photographer : 4 pages in length.
A well-written, creative essay in which the writer details
his love for photography-- both as a hobby and as a future
profession. Analogies are drawn between photographers
and fine artists-- No Bibliography. Photohok.wps

Designing A Photo Project : A 6 page fantasy based on the
design of a photographic on a theme started by Renaissance
artist Franz Hals. The writer looks at Hals “Laughing
Cavalier” and fictitiously tracks changes to the subject
through subsequent centuries for ideas for a modern photo
shoot on the same subject. Discussed are Hals painting,
Rembrandt’s etchings, Nolde’s woodcuts, and several
photo techniques. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
Cnartfnt.wps

Requirements For Becoming A Successful Photographer:
In 5 pages the author discusses the requirements for
becoming a successful photographer. "There are many
types of photographers; wildlife; nature; landscape; nude;
underwater; black and white; and photojournalists. All of
those photographers are dependent on their work being
successful. Whether a photographer is an amateur or a
professional, they have the same desire: for their
photographs to be experienced. Several people have
theories on the requirements for becoming a successful
photographer." Bibliography lists 5 sources. Sucpho.wps
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