The document discusses the properties and importance of color. It defines hue, intensity, and value as properties of color. It also notes that light is required for color to exist. The document explores how color pertains to photography and features quotes from Picasso and Joseph Albers about the power of color. It focuses on the color photography of William Eggleston.

1. Color

2. Brought to you by:

3. Picasso...
“Why do two colors, put next to each
other, sing? Can we really explain this?
No.”
-Picasso

4. Color
Wheel
PRIMARY
COLORS
Secondary
Colors

5. Properties of COLOR are:
• HUE:
Name of the color.
• INTENSITY-the intensity of the color/
brightness and dullness
how pure it is.
• VALUE-Lightness and darkness of a color
What
must
be
present
in
order
for
color
to
exist?
LIGHT

6. How
does
COLOR
pertain
to
Photography?

7. “One way to
make yourself
stand out from
the crowd is to
use color in
ways nobody
else thought
of.” Joseph
Albers
William
Eggleston

8. William
Eggletson

9. William
Eggleston,
“Freezer”

10. William
Eggleston

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Eggleston

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Eggleston

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Eggleston

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Eggleston

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Eggleston