Hellen van Meene's Photography

Hellen van Meene is a Dutch natural light photographer who directly portrays a woman's edge girl. Through her work, she explored the vulnerability and uncertainty of her teenage life. While capturing the feelings of youth and jealousy, she invented girls and her novels and scenes as models. Helen van Meine succeeded in taking pictures and drawing girls at this important moment of life, with a viewpoint of her unique model and thoughtful skills.

This is the basis of the story of a single image of the current creation, but the image of a long story tale also has places in the photo, and the work of Jeff Wall, Gregory Crewdson, Helen van Meene and Philip-Lorca diCorcia Immediately come to mind. (I believe that you can make more suggestions.) But as an audience we know that presenting in this work is a fictional story, rather than facts I will. I first began to understand the difference between these two forms of visual narratives when I first saw William Egaston's work at a solo exhibition of ancient and contemporary works at the Barbican Museum in London in 1992 It's time. Understanding of my photography at that time was limited and it was irrelevant to my understanding of other art forms. However, when I visited the exhibition with the curator, I could understand his story immediately, of course, the intention and reality of Eggleston's work. The still picture of the movie is not made yet

A modern surveillance photograph began in the UK in 1913 and an inconspicuous prison car parked in the Holloway prison sports ground. We only know that the van passengers are working in Scotland yards and Mr. Barrett, a professional photographer who shot paparazzi-style photos in the garden. His long lens photographic equipment approved by the then Minister of the Interior was preliminary but effective. Are these women shot by Barrett? Members of women's social and political alliance (WSPU) may well be known as feminist. Early in the 20th century, Europe and the United States got the elections and in 1906 Finland gave the women the right to vote and vote, the first country.

The second part of the work included photography of the 20th century and photography reached a new level of technology development and new work. The twentieth century features two world wars and tragic events such as photographs that played an important role in building our historical heritage and shaping conscience as a human being. Pictures are created through a series of discoveries that have occurred for centuries. The first idea of ​​photography is reflected in the black box of the camera. This is the first step leading to photography. But the camera's black box is like a device to explore the laws of physics, but the first permanent picture close to the concept of our modern photography was taken in 1826 by Nic phore Ni pce It was. This picture is called 'Le Gras' window view' and is the result of 8 hour exposure, the sun illuminates buildings on both sides.