Shotaro Shimomura, Roadside of Cairo, Egypt, Silver-Gelatine Print, (1883-1944), 6" x 8"
How is this print different from other black and white works you have seen? How do think this image was created? What does this image represent to you?
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3 comments:
This print looks to have some color in it. it doesn't look like a black and white print to me. I think this image was created by a non-digital camera that had poor developing sipplies to work with. This image represents closeness to me. Like an outing with a friend.
Stephanie Latendresse
period 5
2/17/09
3-4
I think this one was a digital shot, that was photoshopped to have a lot of contrast. its kind of neat. It represents creativeness to me. It shows the artist had a lot brewing in his head when he took this. He didnt necissarily think about the original picture, but the final product. I like it.
Ryan Hamlin
Period 1
3/15/09
The black and white photographs I've seen have been more evenly contrasted, not just blocks of black and white. I think it was taken with a non-digital camera, and it represents seclusion, because the two women are alone.
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