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| Oscar II, King of Norway and Sweden |
During the first class, a handful of us included photographs as either an evidence or artifact. It can be an evidence of our existence or an artifact to show a specific historical context. Maybe it was just the way that they worded their headline, 'Realistically colorized historical photos make the past seem incredibly real', but it came off as if color is what makes it real and believable, as if color makes it more present in today's world. Understandably, cameras these days have filters. We like having black & white pictures or valencia or earlybird and it seems to have become quite a struggle to pick which filter to present our final photos of food or selfies in.
The question that I'm pondering upon is: What effects does color (monochromatic, sepia, color) bring to a photograph and how does it impact its story?
-Nova
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