Jonathan Foster was born in the Midwest, but spent a lot of his life traveling; he studied in Rochester, New York. Fosters idea of photography changes as he see’s photography of capturing parts of history. His work he produces is to look in to photojournalism and to understand this world we life in better.
Foster likes to look at life as Art and Beauty as in the living and dying. He likes to explore this is how his travels come in and he likes to show this through his photography. Foster quotes “Photographs mean everything, yet nothing.” This quote can be taken in many ways a photograph is a still images that’s been snapped in seconds but yet it can have so much meaning from a time or place.
I choose to look at Foster as he does not look in to waste but has a waste based around a series of his photographs and this series is Carp, this series is of him looking at someone’s life that is only out to be high, by taking medicated and no medicated drugs. To me this looks in to waste, as he is waste money on something that he could live without. This is the reason I looked in to him, as there are many types of waste.
one oh Jonathan Foster’s Carp series photograph
Waste 