Essays on Photography

Photography documentation is a common term for a type of photography that is used to record settings and occasions that are important and applicable to both historical and contemporary life. It is obvious that varied crime sites will always contain evidence. The realm of evidence can also benefit significantly from...

The Perception and Expression of a PersonThe perception and expression of a person reveal who they are. Sherman uses the woman's posture and facial expression as key identification indicators. She carefully examines the highlighted person's attire. Her attire is described as well-organized and distinctive in each position. According to Sherman,...

In the present world, technology has completely changed how photography and the film industry are practiced. The development of technology is said to have influenced the development of art throughout history. According to statistics, both businesses are eager to spend money on cutting-edge machinery that would boost their output quality...

French painter George Seurat was instrumental in developing impressionist painting techniques. The above-mentioned artist, according to Art Story (1), was particularly interested in the technique of pointillism because it involved the manipulation of light through minute brushstrokes of a different set of contrasting colors, contributing to the enhancement of the...

Introduction One of the key ways that society expresses particular beliefs about the community is still through the use of art. One such artist is the Italian Luca Giordano, who combined his dazzling imagination with expert craftsmanship to produce The Birth of the Virgin. The photograph, a 40 x 102-inch portrait...

Eastman Kodak's Digital Strategy Eastman Kodak started a digital strategy in 1992 with the intention of transforming its performance in the digital imaging market. The initial step in the strategy was a gradual transition from the conventional to the digital imaging procedures. The plan was based on the idea that photography...

Kodak's Failure to Adapt to Technological Change Kodak was a prosperous business in the motion picture sector. However, the business eventually failed because it didn't recognize a shift in market patterns. Selling movies was the company's main line of business. It was unaware of the shift in technology from film to...

Have you ever seen the Coral Springs Museum? If you haven't already, you should go to this art and gallery show. On my visit to the Coral Museum, I was able to see a variety of photographs featuring the work of Charcoal artist Virginia Fifield. The Contemplation Hurricane is Virginia's...

Cameras are taken for granted nowadays; however, they were not always inexpensive, compact, or even that significant. A camera, by definition, is a lightproof object with a lens that captures incoming light and directs it and the resulting image to film in the case of an optical camera or an...

Cynthia Sherman: A Dual Portraiture Examination Cynthia Morris 'Cindy' Sherman, born January 19, 1954, is a well-known American photographer and film director. She is well known for her artistic portraits and was awarded the coveted MacArthur Fellowship in 1995. This paper will examine two of her artworks for auction (one being...

Photograph editing is the process of altering an image using automated tools to accomplish specific goals. Although certain manipulations are regarded as skilled art, all of these photography manipulations are surrounded by fraudulent practices that fool the public. Photography tampering has sparked public outrage and resulted in a slew of...

Expressionism and its Origins Expressionism is an art movement that emerged in the early twentieth century (1905-1940) and mostly dominated the field of drawing. Antonin Matjck coined the word Expressionism in 1910 to distinguish it from the Impressionist movement that flourished in the second half of the nineteenth century. This movement's...