Showing posts with label timeline. Show all posts
Showing posts with label timeline. Show all posts

Saturday, 27 February 2010

Digital Photography Timeline

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digital photography timeline
Which topic should I do for my history Assignment? (context of twentieth century australia)?

- Art, Film, Photography
- Media (including propaganda, political advertising and cartoons)
- War
- Fashion
- Indigenous Australians
- National Identity
- The role of women
- Politics
- Protest movements
- Gay & Lesbian rights
- Food

I've got to choose one from the above, and it can be presented in:
- Essay
- Powerpoint
- Film
- Play
- Annotated timeline
- Poster
- Poem/Song
- Recipe collection and sample dish
- Folio (eg. Photographs, artwork, etc.)
- Oral history interview (digital recording or transcript)

Thanks guys!


Food sounds work but might be easy too... Politics I'm sure are the hardest ever so don't go there. Not sure how much info on the gay thing you'll find either. I think either the role of women (they have their own paragraphs and sections in my history book) or the indigenous Australians that sound cool. What an interesting thing to write about the country that started out as a dumping ground for criminals. (Although many 'crimainals' weren't really actual criminals.)


Science Project Photography Timeline









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Monday, 21 December 2009

Digital Photography Timeline

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what historical events may have impacked on the photographs taken and what impact did this photograph have?

give a period of photography, eg: 1826-?? or from the introduction or colour photography to the introduction of digital photography. 1 Represent its historical significance eg-on a timeline.


The first two periods that come to mind are WW2 as well as The Great Depression. I can tell you a little bit about The Great Depression as that is pretty fresh in my mind- There was a group of documentary photographers worked for the FSA (Farm Security Administration) sponsored by government agencies to create imagery about work and life conditions of people heavily effected by the depression. So these social documentary photographs were created just to show to the public through magazines and editorials to create change. Some photographers that shot for the FSA are Dorothea Lange, Walker Evans, and Arthur Rothstein. If you look up Migrant Mother by Dorothea Lange i'm sure you'll recognize it.


DSLR Video Editing for Photographers - Pt. 1









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