Lesson 2

[mookiemc]

I must say that i truly don’t have a photographer that have inspired me. The only reason why i gotten into photography. I was tried of paying photographers, So I bought me a film camera it was my first camera
I enjoy the way the images came out when i developed them.

I love all the different hues and the way the camera picked up every thing that it saw . The joy of photography was stole from me when my home was burgularized and they stole my camera. I was hurt and I was like forget it. Then I realize that i’m in the beauty business and I want people to see my work in magazine ,on billboards, etc

So I was back to paying photographers out the ying yang for a photo session. So I enrolled in a class at HCC in texas and I studied Photoshop and in that class we talked about different photographer
I love all ther work but i can’t say that i was inspired by any one of them
i love Gordon Parks, Andy Wharhol, Feida Kahol, just to name a few.

BUt i want to inspirer myself as a photographer. I want to do my best I want to learn how to photograph manually all the time
i want to sleep and dream aperture, shutter speed, white balance, all the phases of photographer
If i keep it up will will be the bomb in the field lol

[Duncan Rawlinson]

Thanks for being honest about not having a single photographer that inspires you.

Some students just look one up at the time of the assignment and don’t really believe it!

Your piece was interesting because I can see that you’re excited about photography and that’s great!!!

Here is some extra work for you:

Fun work…

Take a look at the work of these photographers:

Ansel Adams
Edward Weston
Henri Cartier-Bresson
Eugene Atget
Richard Avedon
Robert Frank
Walker Evans
William Eggleston
Garry Winogrand
Alfred Stieglitz
Lee Friedlander
Andre Kertesz
Paul Strand
Edward Steichen
Stephen Shore
Dorothea Lange
Lewis W. Hine
Andreas Feininger
Robert Capa
Man Ray
Helmut Newton
Robert Doisneau
Alexander Rodchenko
Julia Margaret Cameron
Gordon Parks
Ara Guler
August Sander
Alvin Baltrop
Michael K. Brown
Andreas Gursky
Sebastiao Salgado
David Bailey
Ryan Mcginley
Brassai
Jan Saudek
Hiroshi Sugimoto
Willy Ronis
Albert Renger-Patzsch
Eadweard James Muybridge
Mathew Brady
Dan Winters
Duncan Rawlinson

😉

There is lots to be learned from studying some of the masters of photography. Study them, see how they did it. You’ll notice they all spent LOTS of time mastering their craft…

I know how it feels to have somebody steal your things and it’s not a nice feeling at all.

I’m glad you sound like you have the dedication and the inspiration to make photography a serious passion of yours in the future.

All I can say is PRACTICE, PRACTICE, and PRACTICE some more. Shoot every single day.

Live it, and breathe it.

You will do well.

Thanks for your submission. I look forward to seeing you progress through the course.

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