Monday, June 1, 2009
Photo essay
http://www.time.com/time/photoessays/
This website gives you a good explain of photo essay.
This website gives you a good explain of photo essay.
photo essay links
http://www.unicef.org/photoessays/index-pe.html
This photo essay talks about UNICEF and the global economic downturn threatens to increase poverty for tens of millions and to wipe out recent gains in child survival.
This photo essay talks about UNICEF and the global economic downturn threatens to increase poverty for tens of millions and to wipe out recent gains in child survival.
Sunday, May 31, 2009
The Mean Streets of Vietnam
http://www.english.illinois.edu/Maps/vietnam/photoessay.htm
This is one of the essay photos that I read today. It is really very interest, it talks about how Vietnam’s rural children life and depend on their life.
They are not getting help from the government according to all sides of human rights. So that when they reach at the age ten and above, the only thing they start doing and thinking is to go the big cities such as Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City and start working for shining shoes selling postcards or pirated books, or trinkets and then send money back home they earn in those cities. This is one of the quotes that found most interesting which says “Official statistics show that Vietnam has 21,000 street children, the bulk of them in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City”
Saturday, May 30, 2009
photo essay in columbian traditional
http://www.jansochor.com/photo-essay/battle-of-colors.html
This photo essay is a bout the traditional celebration Caribbean coast of the Columbia. There is some interesting dancing in much different tripe that made at sometime, and you can see a lot of different people that are making dance, music is considered to the main essence of the carnival. You can see ancient African tribal dance and the Spanish music and that is the great impact on the Columbian culture and Columbian society. This photo is November 2003 and there are crazy masks photos are the integral part of the carnival.
Also has a funny and I like that.
This photo essay is a bout the traditional celebration Caribbean coast of the Columbia. There is some interesting dancing in much different tripe that made at sometime, and you can see a lot of different people that are making dance, music is considered to the main essence of the carnival. You can see ancient African tribal dance and the Spanish music and that is the great impact on the Columbian culture and Columbian society. This photo is November 2003 and there are crazy masks photos are the integral part of the carnival.
Also has a funny and I like that.
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
http://www.ccsdedtech.com/cc/projects/photoessay/photoessay.htm
Here is a website that tells you what and how to make a photo essay.
This photo essays is about vietnam war. Most the photo were taken by reporters and soldeirs. the most interesting I have seen in the photo essay was how accurate were the pictures seem.
http://www.english.illinois.edu/Maps/vietnam/photoessay.htm
http://www.english.illinois.edu/Maps/vietnam/photoessay.htm
Rashid Ahmed- http://library.ucsc.edu/exhibits/DustbowlMigrants.htm
http://library.ucsc.edu/exhibits/DustbowlMigrants.htm
This is a link to a picture from the great depression. Her name was Florence Owens Thompson and was photographed by Dorothea Lange in Nipomo. This is a famous photo of a mother with her children living in hard times in California. She also had to sell her tent so that her family could be able to purchase food. This picture is symbolic of the Great Depression. I always have a mental image of this lady with her children when I thinh about this day in age.
This is a link to a picture from the great depression. Her name was Florence Owens Thompson and was photographed by Dorothea Lange in Nipomo. This is a famous photo of a mother with her children living in hard times in California. She also had to sell her tent so that her family could be able to purchase food. This picture is symbolic of the Great Depression. I always have a mental image of this lady with her children when I thinh about this day in age.
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