How does Sidibé imply motion or movement in his portraits? Sidibe seems to utilize color, patterns, a lot of textiles and textures, as well as the posing and positioning of his models/subjects in order to convey a sense of movement and motion in his images. He seems to have mastered the art of the 'candid shot', catching his subjects either unsuspectingly, or in the middle of a dance move, or some action that tends to look a little absurd on camera. What does Sidibé say about the reason to take photos in regard to the passage of time? Sidibe says that taking a photo is like taking a snapshot of that moment in time, it essentially captures, or freezes that instance or moment into eternity. Find one photograph by Sidibé to discuss. Write a paragraph or so about the photograph. Danse le Twist , 1965 . Gelatin silver print I chose this image because it felt reminiscent of the images I have recently discovered taken in Seattle around the same time (mid sixtie...
