I just started a class called Photography Appreciation, and I am pretty excited about learning something new. For our photo project, we have to select a photographer from Masters of Photography, and eventually we will mimic that photographer's work. I think I am going to study William Eggleston. I don't know much about him yet, but he used color as a main element in his photo design.
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(I can't get the full frames to post).
Also, here are some good quotes from Professor Daniel Eastman, the instructor of the course
"Learning the habit of bullshit is not learning; it's avoidance behavior."
"Your first impression is not an answer; it's a start."
"There's a difference between what it says and what it means."
"You don't create by doing what you already know."
ahahahaha! avoidance behavior!
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