Typography Slideshow...

For this project in my media arts class we had to use typography into our photos and edit them with Louis Jenkins and Connie Waneck Poems. My photos I still tried to relate it to my photographer Stephen Shore, I stlye of streetcars and more moderned colored photography. Most of my photos are colored and have a theme to it, using the typography.

Friday Critique Photo

Friday Critique Photo- Walking Through Walls-Louis Jenkins. Photo Design By:Sanita Vue

David Carson

He significantly influenced a generation to embrace typography, he was born on September 8,1952 Corpus Chrisiti, Texas. Carson and his family moved to New York City four years later. Since then he has traveled all around the world but has maintained New York as his base of operations. Carson now owns two studios; one in Del Mar, California and another in Zürich.David Carson is an American graphic designer. He is best known for his innovative magazine design, and use of experimental typgraphy. He was the art directorfor the magazine Ray Gun..

Sanita's Photography

Capturing the memories and the spot of light as I shot the picture. As a inspiration of Stephen Shore, living the moment of your picture is most important. The work of art, the showing of your opportunity and showing off your homage. Its about the experiences and the things you do every day. The photography of your aspirations.

Stephen Shore Homage

As well known, as viewing a color photograph is different from looking at a black-and-white one. Stephen Shore was more of a color photographer. As an American photographer, he mostly shot street photography. As of his photography, Shore had produced in his early years, and which had made him a well-known figure in the USA. Stephen Shore's art is simplicity is the greatest adornment of art. His photography is base on his life and how he builds it. Shore has a passion for his color photography and always has a purpose to this every image he shoots.

Stephen Shore

Stephen Shore born October 8, 1947 is an American  photographer known for his scenes and objects in the United States, and for his use of color in art photograph. Stephen Shore was interested in photography from an early age. Shore self-taught, he received a photographic darkroom kit at age six from a forward-thinking uncle. His career began at the early age of fourteen, when he made the move of presenting his photographs to Edward Steichen. By then his photography was good enough to be at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA). By the age 17 Shore had began photographing the activities of Andy Warhol's Factory; Shore was the first living photographer to have a one‐person exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum. In 1971, at the age of 24, Shore became the second living photographer to have a solo exhibition at the Metropoltian Museum of Art. His book published in 1982, "Uncommon Places" was a bible for the new color photographers because, alongside with William Eggleston, his work proved that a color photograph, like a painting or even a black and white photograph, could be considered a work of art. Shore is represented by 303 Gallery in New York; Spruth Magers in Cologne, Munich, and London; and Rodolphe Janssen in Brussels. Today Shore is the director of the photography department at Bard College, a position he has held since 1982.
 

William Eggleston

William Eggleston is a unpredictable  American photographer. His photography is very simple and unique. He has a passion for his images. All his pictures tell a story, since he never retakes any pictures, once he pushs that shutter on his camera. His pictures are beautiful and has a signature piece of his taste.

I think when I look at William Eggleston’s photography the pictures run continuously threw my mind. I feel that Eggleston's photography is a collaboration between his life and his photography. His pictures show mix emotion and passion, for the things he does. But his life and his life decision are really different compared to his pictures. His pictures are a inspiration.William Eggleston has the mind to have such great power to just have one click to push the shutter and capture that one moment in life, nobody else has. His photography inspires poetry and  music.