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Lecture 1 Photo 1
The document discusses various topics related to photography including digital cameras, camera options, and the history and development of camera technology. It provides quotes about how vision and cameras work similarly. The document also shares examples of camera obscura images and photographs by different photographers.
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Lecture 1 Photo 1
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- 2. • DigitalSLR • Cards for Cameras-Compact Flash or SD • Initial options: Manual exposure, Focus, WB, File Size, ISO.
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- 5. How does environmentinform how we see? Color Amazon
- 6. “ Seventy percentof the body’s sense receptors are clustered in the eyes, and it is mainly through seeing the world that we appraise and understand it.” -Diane Ackerman
- 7. “ As weknow, the eye works a lot like the camera; or rather, We invented cameras to work like our eyes.” --Diane Ackerman
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- 10. T he principleupon which all camera equipment works is traced back to artist and inventor Leonardo da Vinci who showed that all that was needed to project an image was a small pinhole through which light could pass. The smaller the hole the sharper the image. The basic camera, called a "camera obscura" or pinhole camera, existed in the early 17th Century.
- 11. Camera Obscura Image Abelardo Morell, Manhattan View Looking South in Large Room , 1996
- 12. Abelardo Morell, Camera Obscura Image of Miami Beach in Empty Room, 2001
- 13. Abelardo Morell, Camera Obscura Image of the Sea in Attic, 1994
- 14. Harry Callahan, Eleanor and Barbara , Chicago, 1953
- 15. Arno Rafael MinkkinenSelf-portrait, Kallavesi, Kuopio, Finland, 1987
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- 18. Summer First day:my Grandfather died and I turned thirty five
- 19. Summer After thefuneral, cleaning out his barn
- 20. “ If yourpictures aren't good enough, you're not close enough” -Robert Capa
- 21. Summer From ourfavorite tree, the "Weeping Santa Rosa ”
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- 24. Autumn All 156disappointing pictures from the last 24 hours
- 25. Autumn A littlelike those ancient cave paintings in France (look carefully)
- 26. Autumn While pruningthe plum tree, I pause to watch you through the window
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- 28. Winter Commuter trafficand farmhouse near my childhood home: standing in the parking lot of a franchised rib-joint (when I was a kid this was a field with pet buffalo)
- 29. Winter Pruning thepeach tree
- 30. Winter War at7:15 PM Pacific (10:15 PM Eastern)
- 31. Spring All inone day
- 32. Spring Total lunareclipse
- 33. Spring Longest day:fallen plums from another broken bough