Judy Dater ~Charise J (240 ART) (Self-Portrait)

(Self-Portraits — Judy Dater )


Judy Dater 

Judy dater was born on June 21, 1941 in California. Her photography was based on the movie theater that her father had owned. For three years, she went to UCLA to major in art and later went to San Francisco State University, in 1962, to major in photography.

This photo was chosen because it connects to what I was aiming for when I did my self-portraits. I wanted to capture myself in a made us background with something that I liked. This photo reminds me that I should feel comfortable in what I like and be around something that I like. When I did that, it included one photo of me with art materials and the other with bookbags and shoes. The others were just close ups of myself to express how I am when people I don't know are around me. My portraits express the two sides of me that people may see. 

~Charise J

 

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