Visser's portrait photo

This is a Chinese emperor,and maybe is Qing dynasty.The emperor wear the Robes,It looks very premiere，The emperor in ancient China is the most powerful people,so he can control whole the country.

Visser portrait photography

I like the design of this picture,the water mix the face,let the face become more prominent,makes the photo more beauty.

Kim Stuart- Portrait picture makeup 10/16

This portrait I found while walking around the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, Massachusetts. I really enjoyed this picture considering it had so much going on, aside from the portrait of this young boy itself, yet it all seemingly tied together. I can not stress enough how in love I am with Boston and this portrait captured a piece of what I enjoy most about the city, the art and graffiti of the streets and how self expression and color expressed all throughout this city comes from someone with a story, much like I am sure this young boy that is being portrayed must have too.

Kim Stuart- Portrait picture makeup 10/16

This an image of a monk, most likely praying, in the wilderness. Not only am I fascinated by buddhism but I also really enjoyed the colors and background imagery of this picture. When looking at this picture you have not only the monk to look at (whose face is nicely shadowed and genrally portrayed), but also a beautiful water way of which animals are drinking from. Wherever this place is modeled after would most likely be where you could find me 30 years from now.

Kim Stuart- Misc. picture

This is a picture I took in Boston Saturday morning. Not only do I love Boston but I love the artwork throughout the city. Even the little things about Boston such as telephone booths or electric outlets, etc. are covered in art/ graffiti. Everything about this city is so personalized and creative I felt the need to capture a bit of it.

Portrait photo 2 - Lara Dias

This portrait came up when I looked up dance portraiture. I like how the light is coming from one side and there are lots of shadows in the image. I also really love the simplicity of the picture. I used to dance so this picture intrigued me and made me think of my past. It also showed me that portraits are not just of faces, they can be full body portraits. 

Portrait Photo 1- Lara Dias

This photo is of Marylin Monroe shot by Richard Avedon. Avedon shoots a lot of black and white portraiture. The way he shoots portraits really draws me in because of the facial expressions he gets out of people, they are always very raw and emotional pictures. I've shot pictures inspired by his work for a project in 8th grade once and I just fell in love.