Category Archives: Photography
Photogram by Krista G.
There’s a huge and creepy hand. – Ulises A.
This picture is about a glowing hand with nails inside of it. – Yareksi E.
It looks like an alien hand that has needles in it, and it also looks like it hurts. – Amanda M.
I see a hand with a lot of nails on it and I think the hand is swollen. – Sarid M.
They’re taking an X-ray of their hand and the blood going through the veins. – Michelle P.
This picture looks like broken glass or a hand with seven fingers. – Catalina G.
It’s a monster’s hand with nails stuck on it. – Erika A.
There was a shadow of the hand. – Xiufeng L.
I guess the person got injured. – Andrew G.
In this picture, it looks as if the drawing went wrong, and it used to be a picture of nails. – Jennifer B.
Captions written by students in Mr. Gozonsky’s English class.
Photogram by Vaughn R.
It’s an empty water bottle with a little bit of water drops left over. – Jacqueline S.
The water bottle is holding a lot of oxygen. – Fabiola A.
There is a bottle of water that looks like it has been boiled. – Ashley L.
It looks like water bubbling up. – Elizabeth G.
It looks like someone has finished drinking and the only thing you could see is those little dots of water when you finish drinking. – Kimberly A.
I see a dark scream. – Santos O.
Captions written by students in Mr. Gozonsky’s English class.
Photograms by Danette B.
In my first photogram I used tape and buttons. It shows various principles of art and design such as variation, balance, line, shape and texture. I set the aperture to f.16 and did two exposures, one six second exposure, and then I moved one of the buttons and added an additional two seconds for a total of eight seconds.
In my second photogram I used buttons and loose wrinkled saran wrap. Some principles of art and design I used are variation, line, texture, shape, movement, and contrast. I did five exposures with the aperture set at f.16. The initial exposure was four seconds and then I did four separate exposures where I took buttons off each time. The total exposure time was eight seconds.
Pinhole Photography
Vaughn R. | Photo 1
Naajia S. & Adain F. | Photo 1
Jerry V. | Photo 1
Jillian L. | Photo 1
A collection of pinhole photographs produced by students at Grand Arts in Downtown LA. Assignment guidelines.
