2. Briefly describe what you looked at on the website (2-3 sentences, make sure you write enough to really make it clear that you spent time looking at the website).
The website showed pictures by a man named Will Brown who was shot down by John Szarkowski when he showed his pictures to the curator. This deflated his confidence, so he spent his career photographing other people's art instead of making his own.
3. What did you learn new?
I learned that it's important to acknowledge criticism when helpful, but the only opinion that truly matters when speaking of one's artwork is your own.
4. If possible, post your favorite photo from the site.
5. If you have a photo to post, please answer the following questions:
a. Why did you pick this photo? I like this photo because it makes me feel like I'm getting an honest look into the character of the neighborhood.
b. What rules of photography do you see in the photo? Symmetry and patterns.
c. Who took the photo? Will Brown.
6. If you did a tutorial on the website, post the item you created on your blog. Remember that blogger only takes certain types of photos, if you can convert it to a .jpeg that would be ideal.
7. If you did a tutorial please answer the following questions:
a. What did you learn new today?
b. How can you use this in my class later?
c. Did this expand your knowledge of an Adobe computer program? If so tell me the program’s name is.
8. If you looked at a video, please do the following:
a. Describe what you saw in the video.
b. Try to figure out who made the video. If it was a photographer look them up on google and see if you can learn more about them.
c. If there is a story about the video on the website, paraphrase it in 2-3 sentences.
d. What did you learn new?
9. If you were directed to a site that you cannot answer any of the questions above, please do the following:
a. What did you see on the website, describe it in 2-3 sentences?
b. What did you learn?
c. How did the site relate to photography?
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