The Camera

1.Inside a dark room a tiny hole is created in one wall, through the hole light is focused and the outside scene is projected upside down on the opposite wall.

2.The glass lens made by Isaac Newton and Christian Huygens
3. A glass lens, dark box and film.
4.Something they have in common is the way they work, light passes through the lens and then into the camera then exposes the film and creates a photograph
5. Digital cameras capture images with a electronic sensor called a CCD.
6. When you are using Auto mode the camera controls flash and exposure but when using program mode you can control the flash and some other settings.
7.Portrait mode is used to blur out the background and it does this by using the fastest available lens setting.
8.Sports mode is used to freeze motion it will do this by using the highest shutter speed.
9.The half press is to tell the camera that it is almost ready to take a picture and to get prepared to take it.
10.This means that there is no flash, and you would use this when you want more natural lighting.

Academic Shoot Preview

The Story

The story to this picture i think is that we should do something kind for those in need more often.

Action And Emotion

This picture to me has the most action and emotion, the action part of this picture is all the pieces of the ice flying everywhere and the emotion is the two girls reaction to seeing all the ice break apart in the air.

Filling the frame

The frame is filled by all the kids holding the table that has smoke from dry ice 

Photo Manipulation And Ethics

The article was talking about how many photographers have been fired for manipulating a picture that shouldn't have been manipulated.Sometimes the picture is manipulated in the most unethical way and sometimes it is was changed but it wasn't changed very good and people could tell you photoshopped it.

I think this picture was the most unethical picture out of all of them because well first it obviously looks photoshopped and why do this just to make the school look diverse to me this seems kinda rude  to colored people to just stick them into a picture that they weren't even really in and then say that they're school is diverse.

This picture to me seems to be the least unethical picture because all the magazine lied about is how close the mountains are and their probably are mountains that actually are that close so they weren't lying about much.

Great black And White Photographers Part 2

William Klein, Born on April 19 1928 in New York City, he studied at the City College of New York and at La Sorbonne. Some of his jobs where cinema, painting, photography and he worked for vogue.

sources:http://www.designboom.com/portrait/klein_bio.html & http://www.artnet.com/artists/william-klein/biography

Post Shoot Reflection

Post Shoot Reflection

1. Some challenges i encountered while trying to get a picture for the prompts was sometimes i couldn't find something that was related to the prompt.

2. While i was shooting i was thinking more about "simplicity" and not having that much in the background to distract the viewer from what the main idea was.

3. If i could go back and take pictures again i would try to take more pictures with different rules and go to more different places in the school to find different things to shoot.

4. I would still try to focus on trying not to have a lot of things in the background that will distract the person looking at the picture.

6. Yes, i would want to go shoot those prompts again because i feel like i could have taken better pictures for those prompts but i just needed to find more things to shoot.


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i thought this was"Framing" because the piece of the broken wall made a good frame that is around the fire fighter and it made it look like a actual picture frame

I thought this was "Rule Of Thirds" because you can see where then plane is headed/where its going

I tought this was "lines" because all the lines in this picture kinda lead into the main focus in the picture with is the falling man

I thought this was "simplicity" because its obvious what your focus should be on, it should be on the firefighter with the american flag

I thought this was "balance" because the walls stayed balanced and together even through all the damage that had happened.

I thought this was "Avoiding Mergers" because everyone fit well in the picture and nobody was cut out the picture.

Metal

Bowie

Happy

Square

E. J. Bellocq

Storyville Portrait

I really liked this photo because of what the girl is wearing and how she has her hair done, its 

just very unusual and everything is very classy it makes this a beautiful portrait.

John Gutmann

Cord In Harlem

I like this photo because i like the way older cars look, they look very different compared to our cars now, i also like the angle of this picture and how they captured it in the moment when they

opened both of the car's door.

William Klein

Candy Store, Amsterdam Avenue

This was one of my favorites because it shows the beauty you can capture in the streets and

i love the way the background is out of focus and it focus's on the child's face more.

This picture was for my something living. this was a once living thing that left its skin on a plant  but it still looked pretty much alive to me.

This picture is a picture of team members just walking away.

My first day photo. On the first day of high school i had the hardest time trying to give my friends directions to find this table where we all sat at on the first day.

My choice photo. I just really like this moments cause it shows someone taking a picture in a picture.