When/ Where: Midday, NYC
Objective Description: Sun shining on buildings.
Subjective Description: The way the sun hit the buildings they all looked like they were different colors, even though they were all the same. It gave them a cartoon like quality, like someone had colored them all with different crayons. It made the city look silly and vibrant.
DATE-TIME-LOCATION: 3/31/11; 1:00PM; Second floor of Student Center hallway
OBJECTIVE DESCRIPTION: Sunlight from shine through the window on the second floor in the Student Center hallway.
SUBJECTIVE DESCRIPTION: There were not many overhead lights where I sat eating my lunch. I looked down the hallway to my left, and there was a long section of sunlight that lit up the entire hallway. The light had a bit of a grayish tint to it because of the weather outside. The light made the hallway feel more lively and open even though it was a fairly narrow area. The color made the light feel a bit more calm than light when its sunny out.
ATTRIBUTION: I took this photo last week on the second floor of Breslin Hall
THEME: Funny
DESCRIPTION: The wall is lit just as it usually is, with regular white light bulbs. On the wall is a shadow of “SYLVANIA” from the light bulb. The photo is funny because I have never before seen any shadows like that from any light bulbs. It seems like such an unusual occurrence and I wonder if there was some sort of defect in the light bulb.
When: Monday evening
Where: Outside my apartment
Objective: It was cloudy out, and the light was dimming. A plane flew towards us over the building across the street, but only the light from the plane was visible until it came through the clouds.
Subjective: We wondered where the light was coming from at first until it grew closer and closer, creating suspense and giving the plane a very dramatic entrance.
Where: Ollie’s Bar in Amityville
When: Sunday Night
Objective: There was a black and white photo of a mountain hanging in a frame on the wall, and directly above it was a hanging light.
Subjective: This made the impression that the light was actually a part of the photo, giving the mountain a warm glow that made the picture really stand out.
I chose this photo because the lighting behind the woods seems to be a sun rise which symbolizes rebirth and a new day, which clearly will not be the same due to the fire.
Image found on reddit.com, un-attributed
3) THEME: Funny
4) DESCRIPTION: The lighting in this image is cast up against the snowman’s face. This creates a very foreboding look, similar to that used in horror films. This is funny because a snowman is not an innately scary thing. The clash between the not scary snowman, and the horror film lighting, is humorous.
1) 3-30-2011, outside Lowe, 2:00 AM
2) OBJECTIVE DESCRIPTION: Other than lamps, there is no lighting outside. A single car sits by itself in the distance. When it’s unlocked, the car lights up, spilling some light on to the ground and the pole in front of it.
3) SUBJECTIVE DESCRIPTION: The car lighting feels safe. I almost want to run to the car, feeling like the lamps aren’t providing protection from whatever is out here at 2 AM.
1) 3-30-2011, 8:20 PM, NAB
2) OBJECTIVE DESCRIPTION: I was cutting out an image of a woman’s silhouette, and was lifting it up to pull it out of the page. Because it was on bristol board, it stood straight up. Light was hitting the standing silhouette from two angles, casting two shadows. Once was very sharp and was not distorted, the other was darker but a lot more distorted.
3) SUBJECTIVE DESCRIPTION: This image was very interesting. Not only was there the silhouette cut out, there was the empty space in the bristol where it had been, and the two shadows of course. In this space, one cut out shape created four heads, all of which look different. It is interesting that the two shadows, cast by the same shape, can be so drastically different.
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