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PART 1<\/b><\/p>\n

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  1. This early analogue photographer stands out because Paul Strand uses such simplicity and symbolism in his work. In all his images you can get a sense for the mood of the image. In the photograph oh the boy in black and white, you can see that between the facial expression and the use of black and white gives a feeling of seriousness, but also sadness.<\/li>\n
  2. Paul was inspired by modern photographs, more specifically Alfred Stieglitz. Alfred was considered a modern art photographer. Paul was intrigued by his use of realism.<\/li>\n
  3. From his work I can really find myself trying to find a mood within the photos themself, especially in portraits. Paul did such an excellent job expressing emotion through his work as well as realism and I hope that I as well can start to bring that into my own work. Another thing I like is how he takes photo\u2019s of shadows of something too simple but yet it comes off as so powerful.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
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    1. Ansel Adams is my favorite photographer yet. He does an incredible job capturing the mood in a landscape image. All his images are super clear and sharp.<\/li>\n
    2. Ansel Adams biggest influencer is Paul Strand. He loved shooting with large cameras and small apertures. Paul Strands love for modern art was clearly shared with Ansel Adams.<\/li>\n
    3. From his work, I can see myself using more clarity but also depth of field when it comes to landscape images. Adams does an incredible Jon capturing such a lively image, even when it\u2019s at a stand still. I\u2019m inspired to bring more life into my images, especially landscapes.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

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