This picture shows a plant which has lines pointing different directions. I did not need to edit this.
Friday, February 27, 2015
Tuesday, February 24, 2015
Friday, February 13, 2015
Movie Monday-The Photo League
1. It was to struggle against and expose reactionary film; to produce documentary films reflecting the lives and struggles of the American workers, and to spread and popularize the great artistic and revolutionary Soviet productions.
2. It separated from Frontier Films.
3. It was another name for a gathering of photographers and an exhibit.
4. It was taught by the Kanaga.
5. No such project exits.
6. It was a portrait portraying the Black urban America and their cultures, lifestyles, and people in Harlem during the 1930s.
7. Aaron Siskind started the Harlem Document.
8. Pablo Picasso was the painter.
9. It looked surreal.
10. Lewis Hine was an American sociologist and photographer. He is significant for notable photographs such as Breaker Boys from 1910 and Stream Fitter from 1920.
11. Weegee was a street photographer.
12. They were trying to focus on the war.
13. Their focus changed after the war ended.
14. He started being optimistic.
15. It is a bimonthly American magazine.
16. She was the co-founder for the photography magazine Aperture. She took pictures of modern dancers.
17. It was when Angela Calamaris, an FBI informer, had to force the members to disband the Photo League, since she found out it was related to a Communist Party.
18. Angela Calamaris accused the League of communism.
19. Louis Streffer was agreeing to serve as president when the League was under investigation.
20. The League disbanded in 1951.
2. It separated from Frontier Films.
3. It was another name for a gathering of photographers and an exhibit.
4. It was taught by the Kanaga.
5. No such project exits.
6. It was a portrait portraying the Black urban America and their cultures, lifestyles, and people in Harlem during the 1930s.
7. Aaron Siskind started the Harlem Document.
8. Pablo Picasso was the painter.
9. It looked surreal.
10. Lewis Hine was an American sociologist and photographer. He is significant for notable photographs such as Breaker Boys from 1910 and Stream Fitter from 1920.
11. Weegee was a street photographer.
12. They were trying to focus on the war.
13. Their focus changed after the war ended.
14. He started being optimistic.
15. It is a bimonthly American magazine.
16. She was the co-founder for the photography magazine Aperture. She took pictures of modern dancers.
17. It was when Angela Calamaris, an FBI informer, had to force the members to disband the Photo League, since she found out it was related to a Communist Party.
18. Angela Calamaris accused the League of communism.
19. Louis Streffer was agreeing to serve as president when the League was under investigation.
20. The League disbanded in 1951.
Friday, February 6, 2015
Album Poster Cover
This is my recreation of the album cover for the Beatles performing at the Shea Stadium.
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