Lost In The World

   

                                                                                                                                                               
1. The general premise of the video is people are obsessed with their cellphones. One scene it shows that people are falling down a manhole cause they aren't paying attention to where they are walking. It is not safe for people to be on their phones. These systems are failing by posting selfies and sending emojis.

2. The video is effective in conveying it's intended message because there wondering "Are you lost in the World like me?" It's saying the systems are failing. Everyone is focused on there phones. It's like your not even there in their World cause they are so focused on looking at there cell phones.


3. I feel this is a examination of our current social situation because in this video you can see it's dangerous to see why you shouldn't be on your phones. In the video, everyone has an addiction to their cellphones the little boy gets no attention from anyone. The last part of the video the little girl on the edge of the building most likely feels she ain't worth it because everyone is on their cell phones. When something happens they will record on their phone and will watch the action that happens.

What is Photography?

                                                                 


                                                               
                                                                  What is Photography?


1. The question that Erik pose to the audience was "Is it Photography?"

2. In the video, Erik's real first passion was drawing.

3. The conception of photography that Erik previously hold is you had to be in the right place at the  right time, the process ends when you press the trigger.

4. It inspires him by he wanted to create something that began at the press of the trigger, to make    something different.
 
5. The "common goal" that Erik's photos have are to have an element of realism.

6. Photo realism is something that looks as if it could have been captured, that it looks realistic.

7. The principles that he adhere to when creating an image there are 3 rules photos combined should have the same perspective, the same type of light and they should be seamless.

8. It is easier to create a place rather than to find a place because one does not have to compromise the idea's in one's head.

9. He plans the photos by drawing a sketch, combines different photographs and follows the        principles.

10. Erik's conclusion is we're only limited by our imaginations.

Inside me