Author: Kathryn.Eckartt@stonybrook.edu
The Where and When
The title of this series is a take on “The Here and Now” which is typically used to describe living in the moment and focusing on what is happening. In those who experience derealization o... Read More
Assignment 4: The Discovery of the DNA Double Helix
I wanted to tell the story of Rosalind Franklin, one of the most ingenious, dedicated, and forgotten scientists of the 20th century. In Rosalind Franklin’s short but inspirational career she use... Read More
Project 3- Portraiture
Reflecting on Portraiture For me, this project was much more difficult than the still life assignment; many of my friends and family seemed uncomfortable in front of the camera as did I when I include... Read More
Color Portraits
After chatting with Chris and Zach I knew which colors I wanted to focus on in their portraits and I knew that I didn’t want to use either of their faces as I wanted to capture more of their per... Read More
Microscopy Photos
These are immunofluorescent staining images- antibodies against different proteins are attached to glowing (fluorescent) proteins so we can see them in a microscope. The first photo show an embryonic ... Read More
Arno Rafael Minkkinen Portraits
I enjoy how Minkkinen’s work plays on his relationship with nature and portions of his body. I like how in these two photos you have to look to see the body as it blends naturally with th... Read More
Teju Cole- Getting Others Right
In Teju Cole’s June 13th article titled “Getting Others Right” he contrasts photographers who have judiciously captured the lives of others, in this case Native Peoples, despite bein... Read More