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Joshua Cogan is an American photographer who received his master's degree in anthropology. He works with film and digital photography to document vanishing cultures and social issues around the world. Cogan has won an Emmy for his interactive documentaries and a Webby People's Voice award for his work with the studio Bluecadet telling clients' stories. His photography is inspired by the travels and stories of his grandmother from a young age.
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I walked around a bit in the gallery and then came across a very interesting photograph showing a big group of men (mostly workers with shabby clothes) in a tavern having beer. The title made me more curious and i understood from the details under the title Kodak Moments that the company Kodak in 1900 introduced cheap cameras prices at $1 to promote snapshot photography and make it available to the common people. Their catchy slogan was “You press the button, we do the rest”. This led to a great number of people taking into photography and this museum has a significant number of images of the Northwest Inland taken by various photographers, both professions and hobbyists, showing their cul.
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- 1. Joshua Cogan Megan Pelts 1st period Photo Design 2
- 2. Joshua Cogan Born in 1976 Lives in Washington DC but travels world for his photography American Studied abroad and got his masters in anthropology He works with both film and digital photography Uses Nikon and Cannon cameras, along with others Producer for bluecadet- a studio concerned with telling their clients stories and connecting them to the audience
- 3. Emmy winning For his work with Bluecadet and livehopelove.com he received an Emmy. Livehopelove.com is a series of documentaries Interactive story telling with blue cadet. He has also won a Webby People’s Voice award
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- 7. When Cogan was little his bubby (grandmother) told him stories about being on the road. His grandfather was in the army. So he and his wife could hop in a military plane and go anywhere in the world, as long as there was room. His Bubby traveled the world and went many different places. From her travels she brought back trinkets and gave them to Cogan. This gave him the inspiration to travel the world. He studied anthropology, then fell in love with photography Inspiration
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- 12. Anthony Bourdain
- 13. Cherry Blossoms National Mall
- 14. “After graduating with a Masters degree in anthropology, I ditched the ivory tower and took to the road with a mission: to document vanishing cultures and enrich our understanding of social issues through photography and mew media. My personal work revolves heavily around faith, culture and environment” –Joshua Cogan Inspiration
- 15. Varanasi, India
- 16. Kuna People
- 17. Ethnic Oromo girl with her brother -Ethiopia
- 18. Rosa Parks. February 4, 1913- October 24, 2005
- 19. Description Three blue public bus benches White flowers placed on a bus bench tied together. They have long green stems
- 21. Analysis Emphasis- placed on the flowers Repetition- of the bus seats. Only one with flowers Color/ Light- the white flowers on the blue bench. Light is shown on the flowers (adding to emphasis). Proportion- the small flowers on the large benches
- 23. Interpretation First glance it has little meaning until you know the tittle and more about why the picture is set up how it is. Commemorating Rosa Parks Reminder of what times were like and we have come away from the events that occurred Also reminder of what Rosa Parks did, how she was miss treated over a mere bus seat
- 25. Judgment It is a great photo Reminder of how far we have come Has much meaning and story behind it Commemorates Rosa Parks fight for her rights Its not just one picture but part a story from Cogan’s work
- 27. Cogan received his masters in… Photography Anthropology World Studies Film
- 28. Cogan is what nationality? Canadian German Norwegian American
- 29. Cogan won which award? Oscar International Photography Award Emmy Photography Masters Cup
- 30. Bibliography http://www.lightstalkers.org/galleries/contact_sheet/1404 http://www.joshuacogan.com/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/14499709@N05/ http://pulitzercenter.org/people/joshua-cogan http://www.emmyonline.org/mediacenter/news_30th_nominees_data_list.html http://www.vqronline.org/author/5844/joshua-cogan/ http://shermanfinch.com/wordpress/ http://www.davidlahuta.com/welcome/Photos.html#15