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"Augila"
I was walking around with my group in Pilsen under a bridge and I saw this eagle on the wall. What inspired me to take this picture was the way it was broken and it reminded me of the United States today how Donald Trump is doing the opposite of what he promised. How slowly America is falling apart.
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"Orange Wrench"
To make my object "pop" I put it near the back of an old pick-up truck. The background it red and since the the tool is orange it stands out more. The setting appears to worn out and kinda droopy. The "gun-like" object in the middle of the object gives the image a rough look
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"Rough Path"
What inspired me to take this photo was how the bridge looked kinda old. When i took this photo I was walking through the woods with my mom and brother and the way this bridge looked caught my attention and I had to take a photo of it to "capture the moment". The angle makes the bridge looks like something out of a creepy scene or something.
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"Torn Down"
What inspired me to take this photo was the way this building looks. It makes me wonder what it looked before it was ruined and all "Torn Down". It gives a creepy or weird feeling to you when you see this photo, with all the wires hanging down and the open doors or the holes where there used to be doors.
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"Electric Blue"
In this photo there is a young boy looking a bit confused and puzzled in the middle of the woods not knowing what to do. His hair looks similar to a wave and he has a little smirk across his face.The blue on his shirts really makes him look more pale. The boy looks to be about 8 but the way he dresses makes him look younger than his actual age.
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"Deep Stare"
In this picture there is a young boy staring with amusement at something, like if an object caught his attention. The story behind this picture is that I was telling him to pose and he didn't so he started arguing with me and all of a sudden he says "do you want me to pose like this" and he freezes while I take the photo.
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Alfred Eisenstadt took this photo of a waiter on ice in 1932 at St. Mortiz in front of the Grant Hotel and named it “Ice skating waiter”. The waiter has a serious look in his face focusing into the camera and in what he is going to do next.
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Original name “The Kiss”
I would title this photo “Celebratory Kiss” . The sailor you see in the picture grabbed the nurse from around the waist and dipped her after the great news of their victory over Japan. These two were complete strangers and got overloaded with excitement, people were dancing and showing it in their own ways.
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“Ballet Dancer-First lesson” By: Alfred Eisenstadt
This photograph was taken by Alfred Eisenstadt at a ballet school in Berlin. As you can see the teacher is telling this young ballerina what to do and leading her. Eisenstadt often captured “ordinary moments”.
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Alfred Eisenstadt was born December 6, 1898 and died August 23, 1995.
I’m a student in a photography class learning the basics on how to take a picture. My teacher assigned us to research about our assigned photographer, I got Alfred Eisenstadt. Alfred has one of the most famous pictures of all time named, “The Kiss”. It’s a sailor and a nurse kissing in the middle of the street in NYC at Times Square. It marked the end of WW2.
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