Monday, 16 December 2013

The Genius of Photography, 'We are Family' Q&A


The Genius of Photography, 'We are Family' Q&A

1. Diane Arbus's photography was of the vulnerable mostly, one of her famous pictures is of a boy who is holding a toy grenade and his expression is something that wasn't originally intended but it was a face he made because Diane was taking forever to do the shot and he was getting antsy.

2. I think photographers do prey on the vulnerable people as it helps create a realer image then something that is staged.

3. Larry Clark's Tulsa project was about a group of young people and there lives in Tulsa Oklahoma. There lives were not so pretty, with imagery of their personal lives and the lives of people of the time, much of which consisted of drugs, alcohol, violence, and casual and gay sex.

4. The title of Nan Goldin’s most renowned work was the “The Ballad of Sexual deficiency”. A visual diary following the effort of intimacy and relationships between friends and lovers.

5. Arkias photographs are about 
His philosophy was that if you don't shoot photography you don't remember he said if he didn't take picture then he wouldn't remember it.


 6. Richard Billinghams work is about his family life mostly his father who was an alcoholic.

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