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kerahlekung · 4 years

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Menang jadi arang kalah jadi abu...

Menang jadi arang kalah jadi abu....

Pepatah melayu ada mengatakan...'Menang jadi arang kalah jadi abu' Aku setuju dengan atok 100%. Pikir logiklah kalau keluarga chinpeng nak seludup abu masuk malaysia secara diam. Benda boleh buat. Tapi kenapa benda ni kecoh. Ini semua kerja MCA. Saja nak buat kecoh. Supaya orang melayu marah dengan DAP. Mca nak kaitkan isu abu ini dengan DAP. Akhirnya makan diri.

Yang kita risau peruntukan untuk OKU tidak di luluskan di parlimen. Bukan komunis yang tolak undi bajet oku. Tapi ahli parlimen umno dan pas. Bermakna dia orang ni lebih ganas dari zionis dan komunis. Apa dosa anak anak oku kepada mereka. Yang penting peralihan kuasa tetap berlaku. Insyallah Anwar Ibrahim pm ke 8. Tan sri Muhiyiddin Yasin TPM. siapa tak suka itu dia punya pasai...- f/bk

Di kalangan pemimpin Umno pun meluat dekat Pas nih.. Dalam muafakat masih berkecamuk mereka sudah melobi siapa bakal PM. Haji Hadi sudah tentu teringin nak duduk kerusi PM, ye lah mungkin dah bosan asyik-asyik jadi PM Online saja. Aku katakan, Pas akan melingkop kerana amanat almarhum TG Nik Aziz dah sebut, Umno parti khianat.. kepimpinan Pas dah masuk perangkap Umno hanya kerana mereka sesama pembangkang. Sekarang lagilah teruk lepas jadi khadam MCA. Kita tgk pembahagian kerusi DUN Kelantan dan Terengganu. Kedua2 kerusi tu BN hanya 8 dan 10 kerusi. Tak sampai pun setengah. Kalu jumlah kerusi sekarang BN nk tuntut kerusi TMB pun payah. Adakah PAS sanggup bagi kerusi yg telah di menangi kpd BN. Kat sini akan berlaku tikam blkg- f/bk

Pasai apa perlu lebai ikut

sama terjun telaga...

Tiada apa-apa masalah kalau pun PAS hendak bermuafakat dengan UMNO, MCA dan juga MIC. Muafakat politik sesuatu yang dihalalkan kerana dalam konteks politik Malaysia tidak ada mana-mana parti boleh survive secara bersendirian atau hanya berharap sokongan satu bangsa atau kaum sahaja. Tetapi yang penting dan perlu diinsafi biarlah muafakat itu membawa kebaikan buat semua dan jangan ia dibuat berlandaskan nafsu semata-mata atau mengejar kuasa untuk berkuasa atau pun kerana terikut-ikut atau terpaksa tanpa menilai baikdan buruknya. Kejadian 28 orang anggota parlimen tidak menyokong bajet untuk Kementerian Pembangunan Wanita, Keluarga dan Masyarakat di mana dalam bajet itu terkandung peruntukan bantuan untuk Orang Kurang Upaya (OKU) adalah sesuatu yang menyedihkan.

Inilah muka-muka pengkhianat rakyat terdiri daripada ahli-ahli parlimen penyamun dan lebai penipu yang cuba gagalkan peruntukan kebajikan bulanan untuk orang miskin (termasuk anak yatim), orang sakit, kanak-kanak, warga emas, dan orang kurang upaya (OKU).Mereka dapat gaji dan elaun puluhan ribu sebulan tetapi disebabkan hati busuk main politik tak kira tempat, orang miskin pun hampir jadi mangsa mereka!- f/bk

28 orang wakil rakyat itu termasuk juga tiga orang daripada parti yang berjuang untuk membawa kesejahtraan kepada rakyat didunia dan akhirat, yakni PAS. Apabila tiga anggota parlimen PAS, bersekongkol dengan 25 anggota parlimen UMNO, satu MCA dan satu MIC yang menolak bajet itu, menjelaskan PAS tidak berfikir jauh mengenai itu sedia terjun telaga buta bersama UMNO. Kita percaya mereka ikut menolak kerana mahu menghidupkan semangat mufakat. Tindakan itu tidak kena, muafakat apa kalau ia boleh dianggap tidak mempedulikan nasib orang kurang upaya. Janganlah kerana orang terjun telaga buruk kita juga terjun sama. PAS berjuang bermati-matian untuk membawa semua orang ke syurga bagi mendapat kehidupan yang selesa, cukup makan, senang berjalan, tetapi alih-alih dalam melestarikan perjuanngannya tidak mencermin ke arah itu.

PAS berjihad mengkhianati rakyat..

Mereka boleh bermuafakat dengan UMNO tetapi janganlah sampai ikut sama menyokong kegiatan-kegiatan yang menjatuhkan imej dan akhlak parti berkenaan. UMNO memang sudah terbiasa dan budaya mereka melakukan kerja-kerja jahat dan zalim. Atas kekhilafan itu ketiga-tiga orang wakil rakyat PAS itu perlu memohon maaf atas keterlanjuran mereka. Mereka patut sedar dan tahu malu apa yang mereka lakukan itu sudah terpesong daripada akhlak perjuangan parti itu. Tiga ahli parlimen PAS yang turut bersama UMNO tidak menyokong bajet berkenaan adalah, Ahmad Tarmizi (Sik), Wan Hassan (Dungun) dan wakil rakyat kesayangan gemulah Mek, Siti Zailah (Rantau Panjang). Mereka perlu memohon maaf kepada warga OKU. Kepada wakil Rantau Panjang, belajarlah untuk jadi matang bersikap professional seperti wakil Pasir Mas walaupun ia berpangkat anak, tetapi wakil Pasir Mas dilihat matucre. - mso

Mendengar kenyataan bodoh yg dibuat oleh MP Kota Bharu ini,maka jelaslah yg dia seorg yg EGO,SOMBONG dan BODOH DGN PERANAN SEORG MP.. Jadi,kerja pembangkang hanya ambil kesempatan politik?Tak kira apa isu sekalipun?Maknanya OKU,WARGA EMAS dan KANAK2 di kawasan kamu tak perlu kamu bantu krana itu bkn tugas kamu? Kerja kamu siang mlm hanya melalak dan terpekik terlolong hal2 politik kepartian?Patutpun ramai warga emas yg melarat di Kota Bharu,kamu tdk bela?tdk perduli?sbb itu bkn urusan kamu?

Dlm usul utk tambah bajet bg golongan OKU,warga emas dan kanak2 pun,kamu masih bermain politik dgn menolak usul tersebut krana utamakan kepentingan politik kepartian kamu..Aku harap tiada golongan2 itu yg akn meludah muka kamu dgn sikap tdk berhati perut kamu.. Waktu usul kjaan untuk beri peruntukan kpd pejabat parlimen korang, tak nak pulak berfikir macam tu, laju je korang sokong sbb duit masuk kat korang kan? Sanggup jadikan OKU, orang2 tua dan kanak2 sebagai mangsa mainan politik bangsat lebai. Sembang agama lebat, tapi hati busuk. Alhamdulillah, bajet lulus juga walaupun MP2 bangsat tu menentangnya.- f/bk

The hypocrisy over Chin Peng...

The hypocrisy over the return of the ashes of the former secretary-general of the Communist Party of Malaya (CPM), Chin Peng, is astounding, but ironically, he has the last laugh.

Against all odds, he had the final say on the day he died, and six years later, continues to run rings around our administration.

Malaysia has no time to divert resources to investigate the controversy caused by Chin Peng's cermains. The country has to recover from Umno-Baru's thefts and mismanagement of the economy.

Disgraced Najib Abdul Razak said that Pakatan Harapan was "desperate" to allow the return of Chin Peng's ashes, and he demanded to know how this would revive the deteriorating economy. Other Umno-Baru/PAS politicians have also jumped onto this bandwagon.

Some people want Chin Peng's friends to be investigated for bringing his ashes home, but the critics close one eye to our dependency on trade with the People's Republic of China, China’s role in bailing-out Najib's 1MDB thefts, and the millions of China nationals, whose tourist dollars we welcome. They ignore the role Peking played in controlling Chin Peng, funding his outlawed CPM and spreading communist propaganda with China-based transmitters.

There is no denying the atrocities committed by the CPM, nor the deaths of thousands of Malayans, including Dayak scouts, and British and Commonwealth citizens.

Batang Kali massacre

We may wonder what history books teach our children. Is there objectivity, a mention of what both sides did, and a chance to be critical about the possible consequences?

Do the books state that in World War II (WWII), Chin Peng worked with British commandos in Force 136, to gather intelligence behind enemy lines, and liberate Malaya from Japanese rule? He was against colonial rule, and the war made Japan his 'new' enemy. Chin Peng justified working with the British, because "his enemy's enemy" was his friend.

Few Malaysians are aware that when the Japanese surrendered, some parts of the country were ruled, for several days, by the CPM, until the return of the British administration from exile in Ceylon.

Do history books mention the Batang Kali massacre, caused by rogue elements in the British Army? Do our pupils learn about the failure of the Baling Talks, in December 1955, because Chin Peng could not accept some of the terms in the amnesty offered by Tunku Abdul Rahman?

Will children be told, that Chin Peng lived in exile in Peking (now Beijing), from 1961, for 29 years? Will they see the hypocrisy of the leaders of the previous Umno-Baru/BN government, who were courting the friendship of China, while Chin Peng was being instructed by the Chinese Communist Party in Peking?

During 'The Emergency', the communists forced villagers to reserve dried fish, rice, and medicine for them, and burnt their homes, if they refused. To spread fear, the communists would eject bus passengers, then set the buses alight. They wanted to strangle the economy, but their efforts alienated the people.

The New Villages

To stop any collaboration, "New Villages", complete with water and electricity supplies, were set up by the British in the "Briggs Plan". It was also a propaganda war. CPM said the barbed wire was to imprison the villagers. The British said the barbed wire was to repel the communists and protect the people. The Internal Security Act (ISA) and the identity card (IC) probably had their roots then.

In WWII, the Japanese killed millions of people, including thousands who perished in Malaya, Singapore and Borneo. Torture and beheadings were frequent. With food shortages, tapioca became our staple diet. Girls were sent to Japanese army-run brothels, as comfort women, and men were shipped north, to work on the death railway. Few returned.

Today, all the Japanese war crimes have been forgotten, memorials are erected for "Japanese war heroes", and our homes are full of 'Made in Japan' and 'Made in China' products.

Ironically, Chin Peng's ashes are considered more dangerous. For some people, Chin Peng is useful, because his past can be used to foment discord and whip-up public sentiment; but, no one could rival Chin Peng's timing. He couldn't have chosen a better day, September 16, which is Malaysia Day, to die, aware that he could not return home and his ashes would not be allowed to be interred in the family vault, in Sitiawan.

The Peace Treaty of 1989 was brokered by the Thai government, and signed by Thailand, Malaysia and the CPM. The CPM disbanded, but Malaysia reneged on the deal and banned Chin Peng from entry.

Today, Chin Peng's ashes live on as a convenient propaganda tool for Malay nationalists.

The irony is that when we celebrate Malaysia Day, it cannot escape us, that this day also commemorates Chin Peng's death.

The critics have no issue with repatriating ISIS-inspired Islamic terrorists and their warped ideologies, nor do they complain that we harbour fugitives from overseas, who use religion to divide us.

Amidst all the hypocrisy, there is one communist lesson which we refuse to learn, and that is how China deals with corruption; one bullet to the back of the head, for which the family is billed.

Ultimately, life is a series of propaganda battles and we are all pawns in someone's quest for power. One cannot simply airbrush Chin Peng from the Merdeka story. His challenge to the Tunku, at Baling, helped to accelerate the process of independence from the British. - Mariam Mokhtar,mk

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lambungblog · 4 years

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Kena Tahan 8 Jam, Dilayan Macam Banduan, Kali Ini Cerita 5 Sekawan Pula Kena ‘Halau’ Balik Dari Korea!

Kalau sebelum ini, hasrat tiga orang sahabat untuk melancong ke Korea terkubur begitu sahaja apabila dua orang daripada mereka dihantar pulang. Kali ini perkara yang sama berlaku ke atas lima sekawan ini apabila mereka ditahan oleh pegawai imigresen selama 8 jam.

Apa yang menyedihkan apabila mereka dilayan seperti banduan dengan tidak diberikan makan dan minum. Walaupun sudah membuat persediaan awal, namun mereka tetap tidak diendahkan oleh pihak imigresen Korea di sana. Alahai kesiannya.

Setahun rancang

CERITA MACAMANA AKU PERGI KOREA BALIK HARI DAN TERUS KE BANDUNG

So basically ni cerita pasal macamana aku pergi korea balik hari lepastu tiba-tiba ada dekat Bandung. Hahahaha. First skali aku nak mintak maaf kalau cara penulisan aku agak berterabur sebab ni first time aku share pasal travel experience aku kat social media. Aku malas sebenarnya nak menulis tapi ramai kawan-kawan aku suruh aku share pasal benda ni so here it is.

So nak dijadikan cerita aku dengan 4orang kawan sekerja aku planning untuk pergi ke korea selatan (one year planning). Dah la cuti boss tak nak sign (hampeh punya boss) tapi kitorang cuti jugak sebab semua dah book dah bayar. So 6 Nov 19 tu flight ktorang. So mcm biasa la ready apa yang patut apa semua kitaorang pon fly to korea. Bermula la kisah pengembaraan 5 anak muda ke Korea balik hari. Hahaha. So sampai je ke Incheon airport tu masing-masing dah excited dah ni (benda setahun plan mahu tak excited) so kitorang beratur la mcm biasa kan.

Dah study itinerari

Sampai giliran aku je kat imigration tu dia ambik passport aku lpastu dia macam berbual-bual dgn kawan sebelah dia sambil tunjuk-tunjuk passport aku. Aku dah rasa lain macam dah. Lepastu bende yg aku jangka sebelum ni terjadi. Dia suruh aku tunggu kat tepi sambil dia kumpul semua kawan-kawan aku yang lain lepastu kitaorang dibawa ke bilik kuarantin aka bilik termenung. Untuk pengetahuan korang, semua benda aku dah standby untuk bende ni. Semua dah print and aku compile untuk setiap sorang. – Ticket balik – Complete itenerary 7 hari – Segala booking yg aku buat utk theme park, nami island jadah semua – Booking hotel – Confirmation letter company

Semua benda alah ni aku dah print siap bagi setiap sorang and aku dah suruh semua kawan aku study itinerary tu. So sesi soal siasat pon bermula. Aku buat relax jela jawab jela apa dia tanya (aku tak tau la kawan2 aku jawab mcm mana) tapi aku jawab mana aku boleh jawab. Pasal dia pon bukan tahu cakap english, dia pakai translator kau kena cakap dekat phone bongok dia tu lepastu orang tu translate kan. So aku tak rasa bende tu 100% efisyen. Tapi nak buat mcmana kan negara diorg. Aku pon jawab segala soalan pasal kerja, status aku, pasal company aku kerja dan juga segala itenerary aku sepanjang kat sana.

Dipaksa sign borang untuk dihantar pulang

Dipendekkan cerita, selepas sesi soal jawab selama lebih kurang 2 jam dia pon keluarkan satu surat dia suruh aku sign tapi aku tak nk sign (surat tak dibenarkan masuk korea). Aku ckp dgn dia tak boleh ke aku nak buat rayuan ke apa ke. Dia ckp tunggu dulu dlm bilik termenung tu. Aku pon tunggu dan tunggu dan tunggu sambil termenung dlm kelaparan. 8 jam berlalu, aku kawan2 aku dan bersama beberapa lagi tahanan kena escort ke satu lagi bilik menunggu. Dah mcm banduan aku rasa sebab kena beratur 3-3. Terkeluar dari barisan je kena marah weh.!! Hahahhaha..

Dari aku kena tahan tadi sampai lah sekarang ni aku dengan member-member aku takde dapat air ke apa ke bapak lapar weh. Last makan dalam flight je. Dekat bilik termenung lagi skali ni basically tengah tunggu masa balik je so kitaorang pon redha jela. Tapi kita orang sebenarnya tak diberitahu pon apa sebab kita orang tak lepas masuk, bila kita orang akan balik apa semua ktorg mcm TERGANTUNG SEPI je kat situ. Hisap rokok pon tak boleh lama2 kene jerit dgn diorang. Babi sungguh layanan diorang. Lagi sejam gitu sblum flight kita orang baru dia orang bagi kita orang roti dengan air satu. Tu je.

Terus rancang ke Indonesia

So aku pon tanya dengan salah sorang security kat situ yang mcm ok sikit boleh tak tengokkan kat white board tu kita orang balik pukul brapa. So dia cakap kita orang akan balik 11.30pm malam tu. Sedap sikit hati ni sebab dapat balik. Aku da tak pikir apa dah aku cuma pikir nak balik je tinggalkan tempat sial ni. Hahahahaha. Sorry not sorry. Nak dijadikan cerita lagi aku pon terasa la kesian kat kawan2 aku. Pasal ada 3 org first time travel ke luar negara kena macam ni. So aku tanya dia orang berapa duit dia orang ada buat kira-kira time tu jugak and aku decide untuk bawak diorang pergi Bandung pasal bandung ni da mcm kampung aku tiap2 tahun aku pergi.

Aku pon call la contact aku kat bandung suruh tolong book kan apa yang patut yela bende betol2 last minit. Dia pon setuju nak tolong semua Alhamdulillah. Tq mas bam nolongin aku. Siapa nak pergi bandung boleh contact dia ni. Bambang Wahyu Prayudi.��Sampai KLIA2 pukul 5 pagi. Keluar pergi sarapan tunggu money changer bukak semua park kereta kat salak tinggi terus balik KLIA2 semua naik flight ke Jakarta pukul 2.30pm and habiskan semua cuti and duit ktorg kat bandung.

Jadi tu lah cerita cam mana aku dgn kawan-kawan aku pergi korea balik hari dan terus ke bandung untuk menghiburkqn hati yang lara. Sebelum aku akhiri tulisan aku ni aku nak pesan pada semua org yg nak ke Korea pastikan semua standby cukup2 study btol2 tapi mcm aku semua ckup still tak lepas. Anggap jela benda ni bukan rezeki. Rezeki aku dgn kawan2 aku kat bandung disamping awek-awek bandung yang cun. SEKIAN.

Ps. Kita orang turun kat jakarta sebab flight jakarta lagi murah jauh sangat. Naik train ke bandung. So dapat jugak cover 2 tempat. Aku share sikit la gambar-gambar kat bandung ni and sikit gambar aku kat airport korea. Sebenarnya trip yang random ni lagi best sbnrnya. Hehehehe. TOTAL DUIT LEBUR : RM2K/person. JUST THINK POSITIVE JALAN TERUS.!!

UPDATE : Ktorg tak diberitahu kenapa ktorang tak dibenarkan masuk. Dah tanya kena marah. Suruh duduk diam2 bahasa korea. Hahaha. NO NEGATIVE COMMENTS PLEASE. Benda dah jadi pon. Kitorang pon redha je dengan apa yg jadi. Share pon untuk panduan orang lain yg ada planning nak kesana.

Sumber : Nør Azam

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heyitskyliesphotography · 5 years

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artist profiles

last updated 19032020

profile 9: ansel adams

what was f64 group?

f64 was a group of 7 photographers from the bay area. they were founded in the 20th century. all the photographer’s work can be characterized having a large emphasis on focus and framing. the group wanted to promote a more modern aesthetic based on naturally formed objects.

who was he?

ansel adams was an american photographer and conservationist known for his work in landscape and environmental photography. he is a founding member of the f64 group. he is known for his black and white photographs of the american west.

examples of his work:

ansel adams' "clearing winter storm," taken in yosemite national park around 1937. (courtesy museum of fine arts, boston)

ansel adams' photograph of "the tetons and snake river, grand teton national park, wyoming," taken in 1942. (courtesy museum of fine arts, boston)

source: https://www.artsy.net/artist/ansel-adams

profile 8: robert capa

what made life magazine so special?

life magazine was very special as it was around to document the biggest events in the summer of 1945 including the bombings of nagasaki and hiroshima and hitler’s suicide. they covered topics the american public was more interested in. the magazine did multiple photo essays on america, like post-war american life etc.

who was he?

robert capa is a hungarian-born american war photographer and photojournalist. he is famous for photographing five major wars: the spanish civil war, the second sino-japanese war, world war II, the 1948 arab-israeli and first indochina war. he is famous for also being the only civilian photographer on omaha beach on d-day. in 1947 he was awarded the medal of freedom by president eisenhower.

examples of his work:

american soldiers carrying wounded soldier on stretcher, along road to naples

soldier carrying boy during farewell parade for the international brigades, b barcelona

source: https://www.icp.org/browse/archive/constituents/robert-capa?all/all/all/all/0

profile 7: henri cartier-bresson

who was he?

henri cartier-bresson is a french painter, photographer and director. he is best known for his street photography. bresson often describes his photography as “decisive moments”, the moment where everything fell into place.

examples of his work

henri cartier bresson, child holding two bottles of wine. rue mouffetard

japan. tokyo. a farewell service for the late actor Danjuro held on November 13th 1965 at the aoyama Funeral Hall (according to shinto rites). 1965. copyright: henri cartier-bresson / magnum photos.

source: https://www.icp.org/browse/archive/constituents/henri-cartier-bresson?all/all/all/all/0

profile 6: tim hetherington

who is he?

time hetherington was a british photojournalist, director and author known for his documentary film restrepo. majority of his work was based in west africa and the middle east. he won the world press photo of the year for a photograph from the korangal valley. he tragically died in 2011 in libya. at the time he was documenting the 2011 libyan civil war. it’s unclear whether he was killed by a mortar shell or an rpg round.

examples of his work

Mohamed Conteh (14) received a sentence of three years' imprisonment or the payment of 150,000 leones (approximately €30). He was accused of possessing a package of marijuana. Without family to help, he will have to serve his sentence. Freetown, Sierra Leone, West Africa, 5 February 2010.

perspective paragraph (photo above) from the child’s perspective: the bombs had just gone off. i was looking for my dad amidst the chaos, people were running all around me while i stood there motionless. finally my dad spotted me and pulled me to safety. suddenly a foreign man walked over to my father and i. he wore weird clothing and didn’t look like he was from here, my dad did not seem afraid of him but i feel scared.

profile 5 : richard avedon

who is he?

richard avedon was a photographer who was born in nyc in 1923. his interest in photography began at a young age. he was named poet laureate of nyc high schools. avedon seved as photographers mate second class in the us merchant marine in wwii. after two years, he left the merchant marine to work as a professional photographer creating fashion images and studying at the design laboratory of the new school for social research. when he was 22 he began working as a freelance photographer. he worked primarily for harpers bazaar, he later became the principal photographer for harpers bazaar. in 1965, avedon quit the magazine after he faced criticism for using models of color. he later worked for vogue for more than twenty years. then in 1992. avedon became the first staff photographer at the new yorker.

examples of his work

black and white photography portrait : audrey hepburn by richard avedon

black and white photography portrait : marilyn monroe by richard avedon

perspective paragraph (black and white photography portrait : audrey hepburn) from hepburn’s perspective: I was standing in the middle of a cold and mostly empty studio. richard walked around fixing the lights, in order to get the right angle he proclaimed. he finally walked over and silently handed me the mirror. I looked at him in curiosity, what did he want me to do with the mirror. without asking, he gestured for me to look at the mirror, moving behind me to take the photo.

profile 4 : joni sternbach

who is she?

joni sternbach is a new yorker who earned a bfa in phtography at the school of visual arts and holds an ma from nyu. she uses early photographic processes and film. her work focuses mainly on human relationships with water. her art is showcased is many parts of the world including the national portrait gallery in london. she is an influential photographer as she applies early process techniques to modern settings.

examples of her work

the future by joni sternbach

lone surfer by joni sternbach

these photos show the distinct relationship humans have with water. in the future photo the emphasis is placed on the seven surfers in the photo. it showcases the various different types of surfers in santa barbra. in the lone surfer photo the emphasis is placed on the lone surfer in the ocean.

sources

http://jonisternbach.com/about/

profile 3: edward steichen

what is photo-secession?

photo secession is the first major group of photographers who worked to have photography recognized as a fine art. this group of photographers was led by alfred stieglitz and also included edward stiechen, clarence h. white, gertrude käsbier, and alvin langdon coburn. these photographers was orignally a part of the camera club of new york, they then left and pursued picotrialism. pictorialism is an approach to photography that has emphasis on the beauty of subject matter, composition and other fine art features verus photojournalism.

who was he?

edward steichen was a very influential figure in the photo-secession movement. steichen came to the united states in 1881. he originally worked in lithography before switching to photography in 1896. he became a naturalized citizen in 1900. after he exhibited his work in the chicago salon, alfred stieglitz discovered his work. steichen did art in paris on and off between 1900 and 1922. he cofounded the photo-secession in 1902. during world war one, he did aerial photography for the army. he then renounced painting and adopted a modernist style. he was chief photographer for condé nast from 1923 to 1938. in 1945 he became the director of the united states naval photographic institute, he oversaw combat photography and organized various exhibitions. he was the director of photography at the museum of modern art from 1947 to 1962. steichen received numerous awards and his work has been showcased in numerous exhibitions and museums. he is an important photographer as he was one of the major photographers leading the photo-secssion movement.

examples of his work

marilyn monroe by edward steichen

moonlight by edward steichen

these two photos show his contribution of photography. in the marilyn monroe photo, monroe is positioned in a way to emphasize her beauty, while the lighting showcases her sharp facial figures. in the moonlight photo, steichen uses lighting to give the photo a dramatic edge and tone.

sources

https://www.icp.org/browse/archive/constituents/edward-steichen?all/all/all/all/0

profile 2 : jacob riis

who was he?

jacob riis was one of the first photographers who used his work for social reform. riis immigrated to the united states from denmark in 1870. while working for the new york tribune, he started an exposé on the conditions in the lower east side of manhattan. he used his work to advocate for the reform of the impoverished areas of new york. his work helped establish the tenement house commission, a commission that raised building code while banning the construction of dark & poorly ventilated tenement buildings. his arguably most famous body of work is how the other half lives, an documentation of the slums of new york. after his death, his work was largely forgotten until the museum of the city of new york did a retrospective exhibition of his work in 1947.

examples of his work

this photos display the living conditions of the poor in its rawest form. riis does not back away from the horror of their living conditions, he contradicts the typical sentimental photography of the time.

sources

https://www.icp.org/browse/archive/constituents/jacob-riis?all/all/all/all/0

profile 1 : lewis hine

who was he?

lewis hine was born on september 26th, 1874 in oshkosh, wisconsin. in 1901, he was appointed as a nature study & geography educator and the a photographer for the ethnical culture school in new york. he later became a freelance photographer for the national child labor committee (nclc). he used his work as an investigative photojournalist to showcase children working under extreme conditions. he often used different disguises to avoid being caught, as most factory owners were against social reform. his work helped create laws that strictly prohibit child labor.

examples of his work

these two photos show the dangerous conditions often young children would work for little to no money. hine shows the exploitation these children are exposed to. his photos horrified the public enough for the people to take action to stop child labor

sources

http://iphf.org/inductees/lewis-hine/

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annyeongmynameiselly · 5 years

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The famous Glico shot. Sumpah yer nak datang sini korang better standby Duit, Iman, Hati dan kaki anda. Sebelum sampai tempat nie je korang akan jumpa anasir anasir jahat yang hasut korang untuk masuk kedai dorang hahahaha. Bunyi macam Mak sufi rashid pulak. Eh? Tapi seriously sis memang terpedaya lah jugak. Arwah Mama selalu cakap "kau cuma ade satu pasang Kaki je mek. Berapa banyak kasut kau nak beli." Sorry ma, Orang nampak kasut vans, abeh tu textile dia only can be found in japan. Cannot UNSEE. #OMGOsaka (at 道頓堀グリコサイン (Dotonbori Glico Sign)) https://www.instagram.com/p/B3Y9NyzhNlsBShb-tVOpYNPnBcQFBD26TvPbIw0/?igshid=169mg2qwyt5ms

#omgosaka

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'Tak mau susahkan orang Islam angkat ini...' - Kisah Aunty Cina ini buat netizen rasa kagum dan respect

Baru-baru ini viral di media sosial kisah seorang pasangan suami isteri berbangsa cina sanggup beratur panjang dan lama di kaunter pasar raya yang sesak berbanding terus pergi ke kaunter kosong tidak beberapa jauh dari mereka.

Menurut individu yang memuat naik kisah tersebut, Abd Halim Benloo Hj Omar, dia berkunjung ke pasar raya Econsave dan bertemu dengan pasangan berkenaan.

"Masa beratur tadi, aku ada terdengar aunty ini berborak dengan suami dia. Macam nak menangis aku dengar. Korang tahu apa perbualan dia? Aku terjemahkan kepada bahasa Melayu okay," katanya yang juga memahami bahasa Cina kerana pernah bersekolah di sekolah jenis kebangsaan cina.

Suami: "Hey, nasib baik you beratur di barisan ini."

Isteri: "Yalah, kita jangan buat orang susah."

"Pening juga aku fikir apa yang buat orang susah, bayar saja kot? Akhirnya aku dengar lagi perbualan mereka.

Suami: "Wa pun ingat tadi suruh you beratur sini sebab dari jauh I sudah nampak barisan sana semua amoi Melayu pakai tudung."

"Akhir sekali aku tengok apa yang mereka beli. Rupanya diorang ada beli bir. Aku pun mulut gatal berborak dengan aunty itu.

Aku: "Wah aunty, sudah mahu raya beli banyak bir."

Aunty: "Yalah, beli sekarang nanti tak susah ma."

Aku: "Kenapa tak bayar sebelah? Sebelah sana kosong ma."

Aunty: "Tak mahulah, itu amoi Melayu Islam. Tak mau susahkan orang Islam angkat ini bir. Tak elok ma. Sini amoi India boleh angkat."

Aku: "Okey, I faham."

"Selepas itu aku pun beredar. Dalam masa yang sama aku dok terfikir kenapa di luar sana masih ramai yang ragu-ragu dengan bangsa ini, padahal okey saja.

"Sorry aunty, I curi gambar you senyap-senyap. Terima kasih aunty kerana dah selamatkan gadis-gadis bertudung itu dari dilaknat oleh Allah," tulisnya.

Kisah itu turut mendapat pelbagai reaksi netizen dan ada segelintir yang berkongsi pengalaman mereka.

"Aku tinggal rumah sekeliling cina sejak tahun 2006. Ada sekali itu jiran sebelah rumah aku buat open house Chinese New year. Dia upah orang Melayu masak semata-mata nak menjemput kitorang datang makan juadah dia. Sejak dari itu, aku tak nak pindah taman lain dah," kata @potongkelape.

"Dude, actually I did this a few times before di Giant Kelana Jaya. Tapi ada satu masa it, maklumlah kita manusia yang lemah dan pelupa, aku masuk ke kaunter cashier Indian lady ni.

"Kemudian dia pegang groceries aku. Baru aku teringat. Then daging itu aku alihkan pakai tangan sekali dengan time nak scan sekali.

"Pastu aku pandang dia dan cakap, 'sorry kak, saya tak perasan dan terlupa. Kalau saya beli beef saya takkan pergi ke Indian lady usually.'.

"Then akak itu kata, 'Takpe dik, akak Kristian' dan kami berdua gelak. Tapi dia cakap terima kasih sebab even consider." kata @Ami_Azham.

Indahnya dunia jika masing-masing mengalamkan sikap seperti ini. Jadikan kisah ini sebagai contoh dan elakkan bersangka buruk setiap masa terhadap bangsa lain. Ingatlah, jangan kerana nila setitik, rosak susu sebelanga. Peliharalah keharmonian dan perpaduan di negara kita.

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