In the third project of course Photography I, students selected a favorite photographer, and then analyzed the formula required in order to reproduce photographs ‘in the style of’ that photographer. After isolating the content studied, the technical controls preferred such as lighting, and the final emotive effect, student crafted their own photographic images. The goal of the project is for students to practice a method for research and self-instruction, as well as to appreciate the relationship between variables such as content and technical elements, and the resulting emotive effect of photographic images.
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Examples of Lynn Davis' Photography; Masters of Photography Project
Project by Aya Al Khatib, The Master photographer's work is analyzed
for its content, lighting, technical settings, and emotive effect. Jordan, 2008.
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Bars and Angle; Masters of Photography Project
By Aya Al Khatib, Jordan, 2008
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Tile at Angles; Masters of Photography Project
By Aya Al Khatib, The work emulates the style of Lynn Davis, Amman, 2008
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Nine Corners; Masters of Photography Project
By Aya Al Khatib, From a study of Lynn Davis work. Amman, 2008
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Masters of Photography Project
By Amani, Bahrain, 2009
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Masters of Photography Project
By Amani, Bahrain, 2009
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Masters of Photography Project; Roses and the Koran
By Amani, Digital Photo, Manama, Bahrain, 2009
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Masters of Photography Project; Textures
By Isa Al Saqar, Bahrain, 2010
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Masters of Photography Project; Textures
By Isa Al Saqar, Bahrain, 2010
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Masters of Photography Project; Textures
By Isa Al Saqar, Bahrain, 2010
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Masters of Photography Project; Textures
By Isa Al Saqar, Bahrain, 2010
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Masters of Photography Project; Bahraini Palms
By Santiago, Bahrain, 2010
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Masters of Photography Project; Bahraini Dog
By Santiago, Bahrain, 2010
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Masters of Photography Project; Redroom
By Santiago, Bahrain, 2010
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Bahrain Textures: Masters of Photography Project
Digital Photo, Manama, Bahrain, 2011
Great work!