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| copper plate with silver iodide to hold an image (1837) |
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| Sun or light on photo-sensitive paper. |
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| on of the first woman photographers. |
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| Federal Gov't expedition to west in a wagon darkroom. |
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| Straight Photography - visual record |
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| photos used in journalism. Helped with the support of the war. |
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| Documents of the "Great Depression" most famous photo - "Migrant Mother"(depicted a woman and her daughter) |
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| Classified under painting. |
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| 1858 - "Fading Away" Very sentimental. |
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| Tried to take pictures perfect the first time so no editing was needed. "Straight Photography." |
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| Took pictures of nature. Shot most in Yosemite. Tried to get 10 shades between white and black in his photos. |
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| Shifts in pictures over time so it isn't always correct and true to the scene. |
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| Series of photographs. Short films were of man running, and horse galloping. Predecessor of full length films. |
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| Makes a sequence of still frames seem to move. (brain fills in the gaps between the motions of the photos) |
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| Eastman Brought out celluloid film. |
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| unbroken sequence of movie frames. |
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| Waist up of a person in frame. |
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| Bust to top of head of a person in a frame |
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| Part of a persons face in frame. |
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| Scanning from side to side with the camera. |
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| 2 or more scenes alternate in advancing the plot. |
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| Blackend corners of film to make viewer look towards the middle of the screen. |
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| Usually in Black and White. |
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| 1910s - movies being produced and distributed. |
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| "An Andalusian Dog -- Surrealism |
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| Abrupt Change in film/video |
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| Abstraction, limited number of intermediate(motioned) frames. - people standing still and only mouth having to be redrawn. |
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| On TV - Mass communication - Video as an Art |
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| 1st US TV Broadcast year. |
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| Making images and closed circuit TVs into art in museum. |
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| Video art - Three Tansitions altered images on a TV monitor. |
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| Video Projections on fiberglas forms with projection equipment in full view. |
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| Signs, Symbols, Logos, and Trademarks |
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| very recognizable symbols - handicap logo or RR crossing sign. |
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| Font and layout of words, symbols, signs, and logos |
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