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Collage 1, “Lucidity” Shelby Charette Below is a photograph I took of a woman in a store. I caught her in mid-thought and used photoshop to include several other parts of images to create a sort of daydream-like state. Collage … Continue reading →

Fr. Nguyen, a priest of the Congregation of the Holy Cross, was born in the country, Vietnam, and moved to the United States in the very late 1970s. In 1995, he was admitted into the Department of Art, Art History, … Continue reading →

In this first project I started out kind of confused on what I was suppose to produce. Over time it became clear to me when I started to visit South Congress. I started off taking pictures of things I thought … Continue reading →

Project 1 Reflection: Production, Presentation, Critique! Production I learned a lot about my own abilities and interests (what excites me and what I’m good and not-so-good at) as well as the expectations of quality and thoroughness for projects within this … Continue reading →

I think that I was fairly successful with my first project. I really feel like I got a lot out of the critique, and now I know how to clean up my final project even more. I had fun taking … Continue reading →

Based on the critique I received in class on the Gestalt project, I have a better understanding of what it means to “edit” the collection of photos I am presenting and choose a set that compliment each other but that … Continue reading →

After finishing my project and going through the entire presentation process over the critiques, I realized I spent too much time on trying to capture the Gestalt principles in my images, rather than taking images and applying principles to those … Continue reading →

The class critiques were helpful input from someone else’s perspective. Sometimes when you have paid too much attention to any project you are working on it is helpful to step back and look again to make sure you are still … Continue reading →