But after our critique last class, and hearing Janet speak on the evolution of a project, I have decided to start by sticking with the style in which I've been working. I'm interested in the integration and relationship of figure and landscape. 
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this reminds me of a bow of a ship:
water tower... i guess you would use the term, though it's not a tower... water reserve:
cute couple:
there are a few without locations in the title (such as above) that will be difficult to locate. TO me this looks like the library parking lot... I'm sure that I could contact someone who is an expert on this kind of a thing.
After viewing the Third View and Klett & Wolfe websites in class, as well as on my own time, I have been greatly inspired to re-photograph myself. A few months ago I stumbled upon photographs taken by John Baldessari of National City in the mid 20th century. I personally recognized some of the places from living in the area for 8 years. I thought about going to find the places while I was home for spring break, but was occupied instead with working on my senior project. I am glad that these websites were shared in class because they have given me a better idea on how to go about photographing these places. I'm hoping to work on this sometime this summer while visiting my parents in Chula Vista (a neighboring city). I attempted to get the book that was published with the photographs from the Interloan Library program, but it was not successful. I suppose I will try and find a cheap copy online instead. The photograph's taken by Baldessari show city landscapes, I think that it will be interesting to see how the buildings in the areas photographed grew and changed.
