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- Annie Liebovitz began her career in 1970 photographing Grace Slick for the cover of Rolling Stone magazine, which launched her to fame. - In the 1970s, she toured with the Rolling Stones as their photographer and became their official photographer in 1973. - Only hours before John Lennon's death, Liebovitz photographed him naked with Yoko Ono, which was later used as the cover of Rolling Stone.
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Annie Leibovitz is an American photographer born in 1949 in Waterbury, Connecticut. She studied painting and developed her photography skills while working various jobs. In 1970, she began her career as a staff photographer for Rolling Stone magazine, where she worked until 1983 and helped define their celebrity portrait style. Some of her most famous portraits include images of John Lennon and Yoko Ono, as well as humorous photos mixing celebrities and characters.
composition in Photography
The document discusses key concepts of composition in photography including the differences between snapshots and photographs, the elements that composition depends on such as structure, balance and dynamic, and guidelines for effective composition including the rule of thirds and use of lines and shapes. Specific techniques are described like using horizontal, vertical and diagonal lines to guide the viewer's eye and create a sense of movement or dynamic within the frame. Tips are provided such as focusing on the background, keeping the image simple, getting close to the subject, and always being ready to capture photos.
Annie leibovitz Photograph Analysis
The document contains summaries of multiple photographs. Some key points:
- The photographs use techniques like rule of thirds, direct address, close-ups, and simple backgrounds to draw the viewer's eye to the central subject.
- Facial expressions, eyes, and poses are emphasized through lighting, focus, cropping and other photographic choices.
- Black and white is used in some images to add contrast and tones.
- Broad depths of field and soft lighting create warm, focused images centered on the subject.
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1) Depth-of-field refers to the zone of sharp focus in an image and is determined by aperture, focal length, and focus distance.
2) A shallow depth-of-field isolates the main subject from the background by making surrounding elements blurry. This technique is used to direct attention and reinforce the story.
3) Portrait photography often uses a shallow depth-of-field to focus on the subject and avoid a distracting background.
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Annie Leibovitz is an American portrait photographer known for her work with Rolling Stone magazine. She began her career in 1970 when she was hired by Rolling Stone and helped develop their signature style. In 1983, she began working for Vanity Fair magazine. Leibovitz is renowned for her bold portraits and distinctive use of color. Some of her most famous works include portraits of John Lennon, Demi Moore, and other celebrities. She developed her style while at Rolling Stone, featuring surprising poses and primary colors. Leibovitz continues to produce iconic and provocative images through her portrait and advertising work.
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Annie Leibovitz is an American portrait photographer known for her work in magazines like Rolling Stone, Vanity Fair, and Vogue. Her photos use bold colors and unconventional poses to startle viewers yet leave a lasting impression. She has photographed many celebrities in intimate portraits.
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Annie Leibovitz was born in 1949 in Connecticut and developed a love for photography while studying at the San Francisco Art Institute. She is renowned for her portrait photography, working for Rolling Stone magazine and Vanity Fair, where she shot many famous celebrities. Her portraits are known for their iconic and provocative style, including intimate shots of John Lennon on the day of his assassination.
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- 8. I like the colours in this picture, the colours are light, and dark. The women in the picture are either in black or in colours such as light pick and cream. I like the difference in people, the height of the women and the way in which they are standing and the black lines down through the pictures, this breaks the pictures up makes it less of a full on picture. But the way that the women in the picture carry through and past the lines it doesn’t cut the photography up completely.
- 10. Again like the photograph taken for the first cover, it has been separated with black lines, but this one is less strong, the photograph has been separated into three, this obviously cuts the photograph into different images but is not as strong separation as it has edges, showing that they are different. In this photograph the models, are modelling in very manly ways, arms crossed, hands in pockets. Most of them are in shirt ties and suits, lots of them their clothing is blowing about, for example Leonardo DiCaprio’s shirt is blowing apart.
- 12. this photograph has a very classy feel to it, I think that would be reflecting the people in the photograph, they are all we known, we respected actresses, they are all in evening, ball dresses. The colours are not to bold but simple, some are in black but the way they are positioned makes them softer and not so strong.
- 14. I like this photograph, I like how all of the all of there faces and body colour is very washed out, and for most of the models are in opposite colours, ie. Black creating a very good contrasted. But then on the other hand Cate Blanchett is not got any conrast at all, her skin is pale, her dress is pale and she has blonde hair, but I like this though, it is in contrast to the res to for the photograph. All the others have contrast and most of them are sat but she is all washed out and pale and standing, personally I see her first because of this point.