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Photography is defined as drawing with light or working with light and film. It involves combining the Greek words "photo" meaning light and "graphy" meaning drawing or writing. There are different styles of photography including art photography which expresses ideas or concepts, documentary which objectively documents subjects, commercial which includes paid work like weddings or advertising, and other non-commercial uses in fields like science. Photography can be created digitally, through traditional film, or as videos which are moving photographs captured at 24 frames per second. Examples provided are landscape artist Ansel Adams, documentary photographer Dorothea Lange who did not coach subjects, and commercial/paid photography work or advertisements. Non-commercial scientific uses are also mentioned like X
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Intro to photo
- 2. Photo Graphy Photo= Greek word for light Graphy= combining form in nouns denoting: 1 a descriptive science : geography. 2 a technique of producing images : radiography. 3 a style or method of writing or drawing : calligraphy. writing about (a specified subject) : hagiography. a written or printed list : filmography. Drawing with Light or for our purposesworking with light and film
- 3. Styles of Photography How is it being made? Art = express themselves, ideas or concepts of the artist. Documentary= About the subject (reportage) neutral way. Commercial= wedding, hired, advertising etc. X= Use in work but not commercial. X-ray, blood spatter analysis, Scientist etc.
- 4. 3 forms Digital- how we will be working Film= traditional format Video= 24 frames a second. Moving photographs.
- 5. Ansel Adams Landscape Photos ART
- 6. Dorthea Lang Documentary: No coaching!
- 8. X X-ray Science Dexter