the more i live...i see.

Dragon Boats Book

sarahb42 — Sun, 02 Jan 2011 17:52:34 +0000

DragonBoatsBook

http://issuu.com/sarah.barnett/docs/dragonboats

Mountain Biking Infographic

sarahb42 — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 17:24:47 +0000

My Design of a JPG Magazine Cover

sarahb42 — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 16:13:19 +0000

Photo Story: Philadelphia’s Blade Dancers

sarahb42 — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 04:40:48 +0000

Let the music begin...

Here we go!...

Jump and spin!...

All together now!...

Woah!...

This is awesome!...

This is how you do it...

Phew!...

Finally!...

Until tomorrow...

Sonny Hill Basketball League

sarahb42 — Wed, 06 May 2009 20:46:34 +0000

The Sonny Hill Basketball League is an educational organization in Philadelphia, started by Sonny Hill. It not only teaches the young kids to play basketball, but it also teaches them how to prepare for their future. Every Saturday it is mandatory that they go to something called “Career Awareness.” This presentation usually entails either a professional or a college basketball player who has succeeded greatly. For this project I spent a lot of time with Scott Blanding’s team. I went to their practice, game, and Career Awareness presentation. I got to see how this organization shapes the kids into becoming better people. Enjoy.

Click Here for SlideShow…

http://astro.temple.edu/~tua37027/PhotoSeminar09/BasketBallWeb/index.html

Kait’s Shoe Stories

sarahb42 — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 15:45:56 +0000

This project was to document a classmate and make a slideshow about them. I documented Kait. At first I was going to focus on her work ethic and how she fits it all together with school and manages her time. However, after starting this theme I came to the realization that I did not have enough material, and though it may become repetitive. One thing I always notice about Kait is the neat and unique shoes that she always wears. I found this to be really interesting and it also describes a lot about her. I had Kait talk about each pair, which most had entertaining stories. The little things about people can tell a lot about them. Enjoy

http://astro.temple.edu/~tua37027/PhotoSeminar09/DocKaitSS/index.html

An Up Close Look at Philly

sarahb42 — Tue, 17 Feb 2009 03:09:41 +0000

Philly A-Z is a close up look at Philadelphia starting with the letter “A” ending in the letter “Z”. I went around the city and shot close up photos of everything. I tried to make it a challenge to guess what somethings are, kind of like a “What is it?” Although some are pretty obvious, take some guesses!

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A is for Philadelphia Museum of Art

B is for Bike

C is for Philadelphia Car Share

D is for Dog

E is for Energetic

F is for Fountain

G is for Garbage/Ghetto

H is for City Hall

I is for Italian Market

J is for Jail (Eastern State Penitentiary)

K is for Kimmel Center

L is for Love Park

M is for Murals

N is for Night Scene

O is for Old

P is for Philadelphia Parking Authority

Q is for Qdoba

R is for Rivers

S is for SEPTA

T is for Traffic

U is for Universities

V is for Violence

W is for Water Works

X stands for X (Cross) Walk

Z is for Philadelphia Zoo

South Street: From the Schuylkill to the Delaware

sarahb42 — Tue, 10 Feb 2009 06:08:05 +0000

Starting at 27th and South Street in Philadelphia I mapped out the street block-by-block through photos. I chose to document this area at night time for I thought that it would be a different view of this part of the city that not everyone sees. Another reason I did this is because at night time South Street has a lot of stores with neat and lights where a lot of people come to hang out. In addition, I wanted to try and get lower angles of the street directly in the middle, which made it easier at night time (less traffic). However, because of the bad lighting, some of the pictures came outEvery fifth block I would take a photo of the street sign just to keep on track and connect a theme. By doing this assignment I realized how different the city is at night time, and learned how close the two rivers really run. Each photo was taken about 2-3 minutes apart, starting at 7:50 PM until 9 PM on Monday evening. Enjoy

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27th & South -- 7:51 PM

26th and South -- 7:53 PM

25th and South -- 7:55 PM

24th and South -- 7:58 PM

23rd and South -- 8:00 PM

22nd & South -- 8:02 PM

21st & South -- 8:05 PM

19th and South -- 8:10 PM

18th and South -- 8:12 PM

17th and South -- 8:15 PM

15th and South -- 8:18 PM

13th and South -- 8:21 PM

12th and South -- 8:23 PM

11th and South -- 8:25 PM

10th and South -- 8:28 PM

9th and South -- 8:31 PM

8th and South -- 8:36 PM

7th and South -- 8:40 PM

6th and South -- 8:42 PM

5th and South -- 8:44 PM

4th and South -- 8:47 PM

3rd and South -- 8:48 PM

2nd and South -- 8:50 PM

Front and South -- 8:51 PM

Delaware River -- 8:57 PM

Twelve at Boat House Row

sarahb42 — Fri, 06 Feb 2009 19:01:53 +0000

Clint (on the right) has been living in the city for four years and works construction around the area. His favorite thing about residing here is the accessibility to lots of locations, however he does not like how unfriendly some people are. "People just have the wrong attitude," he stated.

Nelson and Belinda have been residents of Philadelphia for around 30 years. They really like the people and enthusiasm that they come across. However, they both agreed on the facts of racial tension, which neighborhoods are segregated as well as some jobs that makes for a negative reaction on the city as a whole.

Berto, Karen, Anna, Betty, and Jair (from left to right) have resided here for about six years. Together they agreed on the fact that the museums, food, and history are their most liked parts of the city. On the other hand the crime is something that they hate and fear.

This is Patrick. He has lived here for seven years and has really enjoyed the cleanliness and attractiveness of the city as well as the urban landscape. On the other hand, something that ruins this is the hectic and over crowdedness of the city.

Mari-Anne and her husband have been residents here for about two years. She loves commuting to work , walking on the trails, and rowing in the river. On the other hand she hates the litter and the dirtiness of the city, but overall she really enjoys it.

Naomi is a nine year resident of the city. She really enjoys going to the various art galleries and museums. However, she really enforces how she does not like the attitude of the people here and how "everyone is all about themselves."

Cintia and Fabio are on vacation in the United States and have been in Philadelphia for five days. They are from Argentina and have come to explore the history of the city. They also thought that the city itself is very clean and organized, especially in Fairmount Park.

Philadelphia Past and Present

sarahb42 — Thu, 29 Jan 2009 04:09:44 +0000

For this assignment, I traveled around the art museum steps, also in and around Benjamin Franklin Parkway. The ten photos that I have found in the archive are good representations of the museum area, and the city skyline as a whole since this 60 year transition.

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This is a gorgeous view of the fountain in front of the Philadelphia Museum of Art. (Bennett, 1949)

A statue from the fountain on the parkway, looks towards the city as he sits in the sun. (Ross, 1943)

This view from the art museum steps brings about the wonders of the city. (Unknown, 1945)

This officer looks down Ben Franklin Parkway to watch traffic on a beautiful day. (Ross,1943)

Another wonderful view of the skyline from the art museum steps. (Lawrence Keighley, 1941)

The General Washington Statue stands tall above the parkway. (Unknown, 1935)

Standing high on the museum steps, the large fountain seems small with a serene look of the city in the background. (Unknown, 1933)

This is a tight shot of the fountain in front of the museum with General Washington on top. (Unknown, 1925)

This is another wonderful view of the city, taken from the art museum steps. (Unknown)

Standing on the gazebo above Water Works shows a great view of Boathouse Row and the Schuylkill River. (MacAllister, 1941)