solved Gallery Review Objective: To experience photography in a Gallery setting.

Gallery Review
Objective: To experience photography in a Gallery setting.  To help in improving your ability to discuss and critique photographic images.
Due to the COVID-19 Pandmic you will regrettably be writing about online virtual galleries as none are currently open to the public for in-person viewing. (Note on some of the gallery websites there is mention of being “Open by appointment only”.  Most likely they are only opening for serious collector’s only).
Procedure: From the list provided (here) for this gallery review present a 3 to 5-page report discussing the work you experienced at an on the ground Photography Gallery.  For this paper, be sure to include: who; what; where; when; why, and how.  Describe the pieces in the show as a whole and describe 2-3 images in detail. Use the principles of DIET in your report. 
Choose one from here please:
Peter Fetterman Gallery
Ansel Adams: Beauty and Truth (Links to an external site.)

The Master Print: Wynn Bullock, Paul Caponigro, Brett Weston, and Don Worth (Links to an external site.)
New York, New York! (Links to an external site.)
The Artist’s Page
Fahey Klein
Most of these are previous shows:
Frank Ockenfels 3: Volume 3 (Links to an external site.) 
Greg Gorman: It’s Not About Me (Links to an external site.)
Ernst C. Withers: I’ll Take You There (Links to an external site.)
The Annenberg Space of Photography
Even though the Gallery Closed, their website (Links to an external site.) still has an amazing archive of past exhibits and some are worth looking at to write about.
Diet means: Describe the photograph, interpret the photograph, evaluate the photograph saying weather it is good or bad, and theorize the photograph meaning say weather it is considered to be art or not.

For individual images include such things as its size, color, and type of print. Then describe the subject of the picture. Is there a feeling of motion (dynamic or static balance)?  Is it composed well?  What is it about?  What is the photographer trying to say?  What does it mean?  
If it is a group show describe the overall feel and whether it works as a whole presentation.  Describe the Gallery and did you think the ‘installation’ of the photographs was done well.
Remember no copy and pasting from the internet.  If you quote something include attribution (footnotes).  If there is a website for the show, please include a link at the end of the report.
      Also points will be deducted if when describing a vertically orientated photograph you refer to it as “portrait” or a horizontal as “landscape”.  A “portrait” is a type of photograph with people in it.  A “landscape” is a photograph with a scenic view of a landscape.  Either one of these could be vertical or horizontal.