Monday, October 3, 2011

Complimentary Colors Picture Examples

Red and Green

Orange and Blue

Red and Green

Orange and Blue

Purple and Yellow

Complimentary Colors

Colors
   The way I would define color values would be that the artist used a lot of blue in different shades and a lot of dark looking colors. The hues are similar when the colors are similar, for example, the black and dark blue have very close hues and the light blue and turquoise also have similar hues. The colors that the artist uses are both similar and complimentary. All the blues that are used look similar in color but the way the moon is yellow compliments the blue in the painting.

Friday, September 23, 2011

Art Wolfe Example Pictures





Famous Photographer: Art Wolfe

Katherine Michel
Mr. Sandoval
Photography 1
Period 2
September 22, 2011
Famous Photographer: Art Wolfe
  Could you image traveling the world to do nothing but take pictures? Art Wolfe a famous wildlife and landscape photography took his life in a different direction than most people; he travels from continent to continent taking pictures! I chose to write my paper on Art Wolfe because he interested me the most, one type of photography that has always been my favorite it wildlife photography.
    Wolfe was awarded Photography of the year in 1996; in 1998 he was awarded Outstanding Nature Photographer of the Year; and the Alfred Eisenstaedt Magazine Photography Award in April 2000.  Art Wolfe hosted his own show called “Safari”. He’s currently been working as a photographer for 30 years and his passion is what dedicates him to his work.  
  Art was born into a family that had photography in his blood, his father was a Navy-photographer and his mother was a commercial-artist. In the beginning Art Wolfe had always wanted to be a painter, but during his college years he self-taught himself the mechanics of photography.
Art Wolfe is now on the board for the Wildlife Conservation Society, Nature's Best Foundation, and the North American Nature Photographers Association.
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Thursday, September 22, 2011