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The assignment was the utilization of the high and/or low range of the shutter speed for varying effects and results, applied onto any subject of your choosing. The concept was to capture objects of varying colours moving in front of a still model in a controlled lighting environment, creating an abstract and surreal relationship between the subject and the objects. During the execution of the concept, the object best fitting was coloured paper sheets, threw around the model, shoot at a shutter speed of 2-6 seconds, while the aperture didn’t do much for the depth of field given the black backdrop and tightness of the space, it did control how the light on the model and the paper sheets were received which were kept around at a small 13. The concept was not followed through fully as the coloured papers did not achieve the intended effect, while some shoot included a multicoloured dispositioned objected in front of a still model, most were shoots of the most and playing with lights, colours, and flash impression. The black backdrop definitely compliments the ghostly colours and the lighting, creating in some shoot a void effect where the subject is framed in darkness. It goes without saying the shoots with the thrown paper sheets created a layer of flowing stream of colour that seemed liquid and could be interpreted as forming shapes framing the model.
Taken at the 2016 March of Life (anti-abortion, anti assisted suicide) in Denver, Colorado (at the state capital). Although it may offend some of my Flickr friends, I am anti-abortion. Even in cases of rape and incest, I don't see how those crimes justify the murder of a fetus. One crime doesn't justify another.
48 Pontiac - Do a Google image search for "Pontiac hood ornaments" sometime ....... probably the most photogenic.
The art of auto advertising really came of age in the 1960's, and nobody could do it better than illustrator Art Fitzgerald, whose work in magazine ads wove visual fantasies of parking your Pontiac in beautiful, scenic locations and then partying with VIP's and beautiful people. As the owner of a 1965 Pontiac Le Mans, i sometimes bought into that fantasy, but usually my day-dream was tempered by having to take it in for repairs, and the auto mechanics there were not on the waiting list for the international jet-set.
(Illustration by Art Fitzgerald)
I originally read it as: "No to the EU! Yes to much!" (in Norwegian) - which I thought was a brilliant statement capturing the zeitgeist in Oslo of the summer of 2005 perfectly.
Well it turns out that it says (thanks, Forteller!): "No to the EU! Yes to MØE!" Where MØE, or M.Ö.E) is a group of taggers operating in Oslo. Not half as brilliant, I'm afraid - but still a statement. (Location: Blindernveien, by the tube-stop).
Original Caption: Detailed statement of Sergeant Elmer C. Brawley describing how on January 26, 1945, Second Lieutenant Audie L. Murphy, exposed himself to enemy fire to hold off an advancing enemy, which "broke the entire attack of the Germans and held hard-won ground that it would have been disastrous to lose.", 03/01/1945
Production Date: March 1, 1945
From: Official Military Personnel File of Audie Murphy, ca. 1942 - ca. 1945; Records of the Army Staff, 1903 - 2004; Record Group 319; National Archives.
Persistent URL: arcweb.archives.gov/arc/action/ExternalIdSearch?id=299776
Access Restrictions: Unrestricted
Use Restrictions: Unrestricted
Here is our Mission Statement shared with employees during our Spring 2012 Employee Update Meetings.
This window display in the Chelsea neighborhood of New York city makes a strong statement about gay rights.
Copyright 2009, Amy Strycula
Westfalia unveils new mission statement:
Our Mission... To deliver unparalleled warehousing solutions by earning the trust of our customers, understanding their business needs and honoring the commitments we make.
© Westfalia Technologies Inc. 2013
Model Ellen Hancock wears Corrugated and Chased Copper Cuffs along with 4" patinated Red and Turquoise Brass Earrings by San Francisco jewelry designer John S. Brana. www.johnsbrana.com
Photographer: Rachel Schwarz
I just mink oiled my trusty old boots the day before and was feeling real good about them. In the parking lot prior to snowshoeing the Vibram separated on one, then prodding the other boot it did too.
Shame this place no longer exists. We tried to go back this year and were caught by site security before we even crossed the road to go near the asylum. Here's a shot from last year. We stayed in the single room shooting for around 30 minutes and started getting cocky. We carried on searching the hospital, avoiding security. We then went through a door and were literally left facing a security guard, we went to run but decided to hand ourselves in for the easy exit, after all fake names don't mean much.
See more on my blog! www.starsforstreetlights.com This necklace is from my February 2013 For the Makers box.
Students Participated in Presentation “How to write Statement of Purpose”.
On March 03, 2011 David Mould, Fulbright scholar, the professor of media arts and studies at Ohio University met with students at Astana ACIE EducationUSA Advising Center. Mr. David Mould presented information about the most important part of the application – Statement of Purpose. Admissions committees, told Mr. David Mould, will be looking that the research interest match between student and the program and student’s interests are revealed in the statement of purpose. Student has to show why this program is right for him/her, think about remarkable sing which was the first step to this profession, avoid General statement, and tell Admissions committees how student’s knowledge will improve situation in health or in education, in business, or how new management can help to student’s country. At the end of the Statement of Purpose student is recommended to try to come back to the same points which were stated at the beginning. Statement of Purpose has to reflect student’s own life experience and be focused on particular area of study.
Student is recommended to read carefully about instructions, to write Statement of Purpose, then to put it away, later to show to someone. If student has weaknesses it is student’s opportunity to explain the reasons and to dress them. May be student had difficult time and had bad semester. The best Statement of Purpose is not an academic research. It should be short – 2 – 3 pages - and student should not to claim on something. It should be very consistent. Student has to show how program of study is related with student’s previous experience and future career. Student has to show he/she did a research and explain why he/she has chosen this program. The worst way to start Statement of purpose “I was born” or “I want to study…”. Statement of Purpose could highlight student’s strengths.
Admissions committees has to be convinced this student is the right person for particular program. The task of student is to show what he/she wants to do with this program – for example, to come back to Kazakhstan and to share student’s knowledge with others or give examples of benefits for other people.
Students asked a lot of questions – about catchiest introduction and phrases, attention questions. Mr. David Mould taught it is OK to show student’s emotions, but still Statement of Purpose should be factual story and it will be very good to show personal life connection with the field of study. Student could have 4 – 5 points and the task is to bind them together and to show multiple effects for society. Everything in Statement of Purpose should link with Application Form – why did student choose this University, to show links with particular program of study and to underline the strengths of university.
Also the role of Personal of Statement is very important when student changes his/her field of study. Student has to show he/she set higher goals.
Many students asked about Statement of Purpose for master degree. There was a Public Health question – what tools could be recommended. Mr. David Mould advised to provide a couple of statistics – about modern conditions in Public Health in the Republic of Kazakhstan, live expectancy, access to doctors, clinics for average individual, health impact for these conditions – and to show the power of education for this field.
Students asked about differences between Resume and CV.
Mr. David Mould advised to students to be positive as they can be in their Statement of Purpose and expressed his willingness to do consulting at Astana ACIE EducationUSA Advising Centre at the appointed hours.
Mr. David Mould found some pretty useful tip sheets on writing a Statement of Purpose. They gave pretty similar and consistent advice:
www-personal.umich.edu/~mooreks/sop.html
www.sjsu.edu/faculty/gcallaghan/graduate/winningstatement...
career.berkeley.edu/grad/gradstatement.stm
www.accepted.com/grad/personalstatement.aspx
Students got useful handouts.
There were 26 participants.
Statement distributed by BSU affirming that the Administration violated student rights
Title: Statement distributed by BSU
Date: 1969-03-01
Original Collection: RG 102 Student Affairs
Restrictions: Permission to use must be obtained from the OSU Archives.
RG102_09090120_miltondispute1969_bsustatement.tif
The mission statement of Vice-Admiral Friedrich Huffmeier the Commanding Officer of the German forces occupying the Channel Islands in 1945.
From an exhibit at the Jersey War Tunnels.
Website of the Jersey War Tunnels : www.jerseywartunnels.com/Home.aspx
STATEMENT MAGAZINE
March - April 2010
Make Up I DINO LAZARO
Photography I ASH CASTRO
Models I CHYNNA ORTALEZA I RYZA CENON I LJ REYES
Hair I MARK BAUIRAN
Styling IRYUJI SHIOMITSU
We're heeding this & staying inside in the air conditioning.
I am among the ones in the at risk group. (but not a teen lol)
Item Number: TN-ALLEN61-001
Physical Description: 1 photograph: nitrate negative; 11.75 x 8.75 cm
Date of Creation: [193-?]
Scope and Content: Photograph shows the Trinity United Church located at 602 Silica Street in Nelson, BC.
Photographer: Allen, J. H.
Statement of Responsibility: J. H. Allen Photo
Part of Fonds: Stanley G. Triggs
Part of Sous-fonds: J. H. Allen
Part of Series: Photographs
Part of Subseries: Nitrate negatives
Alpha-numeric Designation: Original negative no. 108
Here and there small towns and big cities make their own display or host a traveling set of crosses, in which each marker represents 100 or 1000 aborted fetuses, for example. This is a powerful and persisting visual statement. Does the opposing position have something equally visible, though: something to show how life is different for the woman thus impacted?