Horst Faas
Josef Koudelka- emilia
Leonard Freed
Vivian Maier
Sabrina
- What I see is a man in a suit lying down in the front seat of a car with a hat hanging next to the steering wheel, and an old town showing through the window in the background.
- The ratio is 1:1.
- There are many lines in this picture; most of them are created by the window. For example, the horizontal line that divides the photo in two different scenes (background and foreground) and the two vertical parallel lines on the sides. The bottom half of the picture is divided by two oblique lines (one from the bottom left and one from the bottom right) that intersect each other in a "x" shape. Finally, there is a curved line on the top right corner created by the hat and the windshield.
- The photographer used a wide angle lens.
Margaret Bourke-White
Jessica Wigand
- This picture shows a small town or city in the older days. There is a worker on break pondering life at a pinic table, while other people are resting, enjoying their day on the side of the building. The signs on the mailbox, Coca-Cola, and Hot dogs look antique indicating the picture is from an older time (probably from when our grandparents were young). It looks like the usual place to congergate.
- Ratio is 4:3
- The srong lines shown are the trees in the background, the mailbox post, the benches at the pinic table and the diagional lines of the street toward the people and the diagonal lines on the roof that lead someones eye torward the people.
- I think this is a telephoto lens because it looks like objects are overlapping because the woman looks like she is behind the mailbox and the man at the pinic table in the same line as the people that should be behind him.
Jessica Wigand
- This picture shows an older man meditating or enjoying a book. The walls are pale, but the carpet and fan are dark. Sunlight is coming into the room.
- Ratio is 2:3
- The strong lines shown are the lines of the fan going off into different directions that leads our eyes toward the old man. Also the lines of the dark carpet going horizontally, the man that is a little lighter, and then the white wall. There are also lines on the wall that lead to the mans head and legs.
- Wide angle lens because the fan in front of the man is much larger than it should be than with a normal lens.
Jessica Wigand
- I see a young child looking out into the distance and she is enclosed in an area that is surrounded by a wired fence where she cannot escape. There are dark clouds in the background, or it could be factory smoke. The child looks like she comes from a poor family (no shoes and mismatched clothes).
- Ratio is 3:3
- The strong lines are the wire fence going horizontally and vertically. The other lines are of the whole picture going horizontally at the different layers of the background: ground, buildings, and the sky.
- Wide angle lens because the subject is large compared to the background.
James Natchwey
Arthur Rothstein
Gordon Parks
Herbert Listz
Lisa Matrale
- What I see in the photo is a dalmatian laying on a cushion on a beach with a human laying on the cushion with it. The background has a body of water as well as an elevated surrounding land.
- The ratio of this photo is 2:3.
- The first strong line that I noticed was the oblique line in the middle of the piece, of the human's leg, that separates the background from the subjects. The second line is the oblique line separating the cushion and the beach Lastly, the third line is the horizon line separating the body of water from the surrounding land. The combination of these three strong lines help the subjects be identified quickly and become more profound. Thus creating foreground and background in this photo.
- The lens being used in this photo is a normal lens.
Gianni Berengo Gardin
- what i see: I see a long road leading into the distance, on the road stands two people, one who looks like a man and one a women. the white road is surrounded by trees and dark grass
- this photo seems to be taken with a normal lens
- i see two sets of stung lines, one is the road and the next is the road.
Micaela Ceraso
in this photo i see a man balancing himself on one hand, in the middle of what seems to be an old town.
I notice that town is very clean, and a few people in the background.
- i think this photo is taken with a wide lens camera
- the strong lines i see in this photo are the lines of the ground leading to the man, as well as the lines in the back leading to him, also the lines of the two houses leading to the center house
Thomas Struth
-This is a photo taken in a city with multiple buildings around it.
-There is light hitting the back buildings while the two closer buildings are in the shade.
- The strong lines in the photo are shown from the buildings on the sides and street going vertical.
- The farther lines in the back are going horizontal.
- The lens used in this photo appears to be telephoto lens.
Nick Deleonardis
- This picture is a side street in the city.
-The photo is taken in daylight
-There is a fair amount of people roaming the sreets.
-There are strong long lines running from the street vertically
-This appears to be taken with a telephoto lens because many things are overlapping.
August Sander
Sabrina
- The subject of this photo is a little girl and a little boy standing on a rug and holding each other's hands in a room.
- The ratio is 2:3.
- The strongest line is the vertical line in the center created by the closed door that coincides with the arms of the children. Another strong line is the horizontal one that separates the white door and the dark floor.
- The lens used is a normal one.
Bernd/Hilla Becker
Stephen Shore-
Nick Deleonardis
-This photo is taken in the middle of daylight
-The subject of the photo is a women standing in the pool.
-The lines are horizontal from the side of the pool and the two rallings
- This photo appears to be taken with a normal lens.
Jeff Wall
Stanley Kubrick
-This picture is in black and white.
-There is a train parked to the right side of the picture with men too the left of it walking all wearing hats and long coats and looks like holding things in there hands.
-To the left of the men are railroad tracks.
-The ceiling of this place is bars and lights.
-There seems to be light coming from many places towards the top and back of the photo.
-The lines that stick out to me in this picture are the lines of the train, railroad tracks, and line shtat are on the celling.
Micaela Ceraso
I see in this photo i see a young girl in standing in an amusement park with a roller coaster in the background
this photo was taken with a normal lens
the lines i see in this photo are the one in the roller coaster leading to the young girl
Wim Wenders
-In This photo is see a bunch of red chairs lined up neatly facing in one direction, towards a stage.
-The stage is in the middle surrounded by trees. The stage has a background and a floor also with hand bars on the side.
-On the right side of the photo there are palm trees
-It looks like the ground is covered in some form of gravel with some plants growing out of it.
-I think this picture was taken with a normal lens.
-The lines that stick out too me are the lines from the stage, and the back line of chairs lined up in a straight line.
Nicole Haber
-In this photo there is a small read couch in the left side against the wall.
-In the middle of the other objects but not the center of the picture there is a coke machine from many years ago.
-On the right side pressed up against the coke machine looks like a short table with a checkered table cloth on it.
-The wall is two different colors bottom half looks like it is also textured with wood molding on it.
-On the upper half of the wall is a long picture in a picture frame of mountains roads and trees.
-I think this was taken with a normal lens.
-The Lines that stick out the most to me are the lines of the molding on the wall, and the lines from the picture from on the wall.
Gabriele Basilico
Francesca woodman
Lee Friedlander - Caterina
Robert Mappelthorpe
Lilia
Diane Arbus
Helmut Newton
Annie Leibovitz- Liz
Irvin Penn