"Isabelle And The World's First Self Portrait."

1. The year this self portrait was made.
1839
2. How long was the exposure time?
three to fifteen minutes
3. What did the photographer hobby in before becoming a "photographer?"
Chemistry
Extra Credit: Why is this noteworthy?
because photography was still more of a science back then so it helped him to have an intersest in science and chemistry
4. The photograph wasn't actually called "photograph." It was a type of image that had recently been invented.It was called a daguerreotype
5. In what city was this "selfie" made?
Philadelphia
6. What was written on the back of the image?
"The first light Picture ever taken"
7. Why did the photographer quit the photography business?
he became a painter
8. How old was the photographer at the time of death?
84
9. If the photographer were to have #hashtagged it and posted to Instagram, what would the "#hashtag/#hashtags" have been?  ����
#firstselfie #picture #cool #iinventedthis 

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                                                    the music of my mind
                                                             dry

tell me everything

suprise

spirit

shine

listen

into

i get it

cacoon

breathe

habit

freeze

"PHOTOGRAPHER #2: "View from the Window at Le Gras by Isabelle Passaglia"

1. What is it?
View from the Window at Le Gras is a heliographic image and the oldest surviving camera photograph.

2. Post the image to your blog.

3. Who is the photographer?

Nicéphore Niépce 

4. Country of origin.

France

5. How long was the exposure?

8 hours

6. Where is the photo kept now?

a museum 

Photographer #1: Eugene Richards

Eugene Richards
April 25, 1944
American

 After graduating from Northeastern University with a degree in English and journalism, he studied photography with Minor White at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

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My Artist Statement

I decided to take Photography 1 because I wanted to learn how to use my new camera and to gain some more photoshop skills. I've learned that photography is not a right or wrong answer and that you have to try everything because you never know how it will turn out after you edit it. Through photography have learned that I am pretty good with photoshop. A challenge this semester was finding the time to take pictures but I managed to always find enough time. My favorite piece of work is a photo I took in the beginning of the year of a yellow bus, I love it and had it printed off and hung on my wall. If I could redo a project it would be the light writing because I figured out how to give myself more time to write than the 20 seconds I had.

In my galaxy tub picture I wanted it to symbolize wonder and an out of this world feel, It represented how you can find wonder and excitement anywhere you look for it. My plant monster symbolised how everything is not always as it seems. The book represented the light and excitement that we find in books and stories. It represents how much I love reading when it is a good book. The coffee picture is pretty self explanatory haha. I want people to feel wonder and excitement when they look at my project.

If I were to give a future photography 1 students advice I would tell them to look outside the box, don't go for the obvious answer. I would also suggest taking digital arts first because it helped me out a lot having some knowledge of photoshop before coming into the class.

FINAL :)