Thursday, October 8, 2020

HW 5- Morales







At first glance, it might seem as if my zoom desk is rather clean, especially for someone with my personality. Now, although this is my “zoom desk” and even the unclean version looks fine, I must admit that I have an extra desk in my dorm room. The clutter does alternate from desk to desk, but it mostly ends up on my extra desk when I have to either join a zoom or edit photos.

There is no particular reason I have my desk set up the way it is. It all seems to just fall together like that. I am not a very organized person, if I like something or I use it often, it’ll end up on my desk The images I have up on my desk are a few prints of my photos that my friend gave me as a “going off to college” gift (the football photo was taken during my first semester so that was not part of the going off gift, but was given to me by the same person).

The stuffed animal monkey, named monkey, was my first worldly possession. He goes where I go. He’s seen Greece, Canada, Vietnam, and of course, the amazing college park. There are also random doodles on post-its. These doodles are the first sign of my decent into madness, please enjoy. The “Queens is Forever” post card is sadly not my photo, it’s just there to make me feel better.

In the image with a “messier” desk, you can see random bottles of water I have stashed since there is no water fountain in my dorm (my apologies to marine life). There are unused utensils from the dining hall, an empty box of film, and random wires that won’t be untangled anytime soon.

The last photo is my “setup” from my house in NY. I took this photo back in April. I know that this is another self-portrait, but I’m no narcissist, I simply don’t have that many people I can shoot. Although everything on the desk and shelves were set up, I just thought it was a cool photo to include.

*Hot sauce packets are must.
 

Sunday, October 4, 2020

The power of Image Metadata

 

This is a great example of the power and importance of an Image's Metadata when it comes to figuring out the origins and ethical timeline of that image.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2020/10/04/how-white-house-is-trying-convince-america-that-trumps-illness-isnt-big-deal/?utm_campaign=wp_main&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook&fbclid=IwAR10VmKRILpA1IW6C0I0RpRYe5w4qUnnaIPmf3_-ZxA4z-zSQ-UXs5fbAEY

 

From the article

  "The Associated Press has both photos on its website and includes the above metadata about when the photos were captured. The one showing Trump wearing his jacket was created at 5:25 p.m. Saturday. The one without a jacket was created at 5:35 p.m. In other words, they were created 10 minutes apart."

Friday, October 2, 2020

Assignment #4, Franklin

 


A water main break on Guilford road on September 30 created a gushing fountain. The sun hit the water Tuesday morning, as WSSC workers stopped the flow.


Blu Carter yawns after his morning nap in the sun.


Blu Carter drools as he waits for a treat as a reward for posing for this dramatic portrait in the sunlight.


Assignment 4 - Lappas

 

A lonesome drive-thru speaker at Dunkin Donuts in Olney, MD. Taken on October 2, 2020.

Dunkin Donuts employee, Moshin Awan, at the drive-thru window at Dunkin Donuts in Olney, MD. Taken on October 2nd, 2020.

Nico Felactu working on an assignment on his laptop. Taken on October 1st, 2020.


Assignment #4, Longest










 

Photo Assignment #4, Momeni



The sun glistens off Lake Artemesia after four gloomy days. 


Junior Emma Stevens watches Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts in her completely dark living room.


A long cargo train rolls above the trail to Lake Artemesia. 


Junior Taneen Momeni sits outside Allegany Hall after looking for unique lighting around campus at midnight.




Photo Assignment #4 - Heflinger

 

Jessica Wittenstein and Grant Hadden ride bicycles on an empty street in Avalon, NJ.

Along the main street of Avalon, NJ, white lights are hung within the trees all year long.

The setting sun shines on a deserted beach in Avalon, NJ.

An American flag flows in the moonlight.