What Do You See?
These are a collection of black and white photographs for you to choose from to write your first assignment on “What Do You See?” The Assignment is in the Course Content page at www.lsc.edu in the Virtual Campus under “Week 1″
Beth Zimmer- the emotion this picture stirred in me is: Concentration, I get the feeling that I am this person’s dance partner and I need to concentrate on what I’m supposed to do next.
This first one is “A”
Interest in the intensity of his stare, enthusiasm because he has such a strong energy and since I am a dancer I love seeing that in other people dancing, excitement because of the movement and contrast in the photograph.—Allyson Yoki
This second one is “B”
This third one is “C”
This fourth one is “D”
This fifth one is “E”
This photo stirs emotions of sadness in me that the native american culture is almost extinct, it also stirs emotions of sadness that hardly any of my family members practice any native asspects of our culture which has made it difficult for me to learn them. It also stirs emotions of pride that I have for my native culuture.
This sixth one is “E”
This seventh one is “F”
This eighth one is “G”
January 15th, 2008 at 1:31 pm
“F”
Well to understand my answer to question 2, you’ll need to know my answer to question 1. I said that i believed the man in this photo is showing that he is annoyed and that i could relate to that emotion as i currently at this moment am feeling annoyed myself. So while i don’t think this picture in its self “triggered” any emotions in me, the man’s expression reads as if my own. - Natalie H.
January 15th, 2008 at 1:32 pm
“A”
Beth Zimmer- the emotion this picture stirred in me is: Concentration, I get the feeling that I am this person’s dance partner and I need to concentrate on what I’m supposed to do next.
January 15th, 2008 at 1:33 pm
“G”
Justin Brown - I see this image it is intense energy of two people battling in dance. Working together and against each other at the same time to create excitement for everyone to see and enjoy.
January 15th, 2008 at 1:33 pm
E This photo stirs emotions of sadness in me that the native american culture is almost extinct, it also stirs emotions of sadness that hardly any of my family members practice any native asspects of our culture which has made it difficult for me to learn them. It also stirs emotions of pride that I have for my native culuture. -Jami Halder
January 15th, 2008 at 1:34 pm
Letter G –Jeremiah Davis– When I see this picture I see people celebrating en event or person. This even that took place seems to be victorious. I see joy excitement, joy, also curosity. These people are telling a story. I chose the emotions that I did because there will be people who know this story and also people who do not know. Maybe the story telling is in a form of a dance or someone is telling the while the other two people perform.
January 15th, 2008 at 1:34 pm
Pat Kruse
G
amazment, amusement, joy
amazment because the blending and blurring of the fire toghter, amusement because it reminds me of raving and playing with glowsticks. the fire also reminds me of my childhood.
January 15th, 2008 at 1:35 pm
Lydia Johnson
Picture E
This picture shows strength and passion which you can feel when you see it.
January 15th, 2008 at 1:35 pm
[ G ]
[ william manning ]
I get nostalgic. It reminds me of summers gone by. Specifically, of a weekly cultrual festival I was at in Merida, Mexico several years ago. This conjures up the memories assocated with the sensation of breathing the wram summer air; the crowd of people engulfing you; the play between light, fire, and night; and the vibrancy and graceful motion of the spectacle at hand.
January 15th, 2008 at 1:36 pm
“D”
Samantha Beichler - I wish I was this comfortable with myself. I am happy for him, and discouraged for me.
January 15th, 2008 at 1:36 pm
“G”
Jenna Johnson- This image stirred happiness in me. It made me think of the perfect summer night with friends.
January 15th, 2008 at 1:37 pm
Emily Slotness- Picture e
This reminds to have the stergth to move on with my life and get over my grandma’s death
January 15th, 2008 at 1:37 pm
Amy Funk
G: Frustration, because you’re stuck and want to get out and get away, and because you don’t know what it is that is trapping you or how it is, or how it did in the first place.
January 15th, 2008 at 1:38 pm
Picture G
Bethany Bergstad
When I look at this picture, I feel happiness because it is bright, full of movement and looks up-beat, I feel nostalgia because it reminds me of being a child playing with fireworks on the Forth of July and I also feel freedom, freedom of being young without a care in the world.
January 15th, 2008 at 1:40 pm
C. Alexandra Carlson
The picture almost looks sad. I feel coldness with having it be winter outside. If you look at the picture for a long time they look as if they are in deep thought or looking at something.
January 15th, 2008 at 1:47 pm
photo A
Tim amundson
A feeling of being small, weak, and heartship. besides wearing a large fur the native brings large presence of the past, and strong heart I also see the pain from his traveled past a man who never got of the dark .
February 5th, 2008 at 12:35 pm
IMAGE IMPRESSION AND DESCRIPTION (pictures E )
1.) When you first look at the image you’ve choosen, what does it remind you of, and what do you see?
Of some people Dancing, and maybe in love?
2.) Ask yourself what emotions does it stir in me? Explain the emotions.
that there in love and they have alot of feelings for dancing and maybe for each other!
3.) Now take some time to look at the image and begin to form a possible story that
They been working with each other for awhile and they love how each other move.
4.) Give your story a title.
Could this be love?
5.) Write your story the way you would like to present it to the class. You can either
They been working with each other for awhile and they love how each other move.
read it or tell it.
(Amanda Fuller)
February 5th, 2008 at 12:58 pm
Katrina Sauter “A”
1.) When you first look at the image you’ve choosen, what does it remind you of, and what do you see?
I see a dancer. I see a man dancing and moving to music.
2.) Ask yourself what emotions does it stir in me? Explain the emotions.
I feel happiness and joy. But, most of all I feel freedom and expression. I feel free when I look at the picture.
3.) Now take some time to look at the image and begin to form a possible story that the image is saying to you. You can be imaginative by starting with “ONCE UPON A TIME,” or “I REMEMBER ONCE WHEN.” or with any way you’re accustomed to beginning a story that you would share with friends and relatives. You can also tell the story in a journalistic format by turning it into a news report.
Expression. A person is always expressing themselves. Even if they don’t want to express themselves they do. I like to express myself. I like being myself. I don’t go out of my way to follow the crowd. I express my opinion and how I feel. If people don’t like me I don’t care. If you do like me, that’s good.
4.) Give your story a title.
Free