Monday, October 29, 2012

Abandoned Theme Parks


1) The park that most interest me was The Prehistoric Forest, which was a park that had a lot of cool rides, and the theme was Jurassic park.  The fact that the park blends in with the forest is that you could take pictures of  nature, and the park together which is a good combination.

2) The Prehistoric Forest.
















3) Some unusual places that I think would be interesting is:
- A Swimming pool.
- At a river.
- Desert
- In the ocean
- A Haunted House.

4)

5) I think that it would be interested to take photos in a haunted house because the quality of the things around the house, and it would be a great place to take photos to show how much you know about being a photographer. 






Thursday, October 25, 2012

Funny Captions

The Sanchez family in California found there SUV in there pool after the Jose woked up for work noticing his car was missing. The son went to a party the night before, and confessed it was his fault.

Killer, a tea cup Chihuahua,  in San Antonio was found to be the smallest dog after measured  to be  2 pounds, and  three inches long. When he was born he had to be fed by a eye dropper.
In China, Wan found a solution to not spread the flu by putting toilet on top of there head when there on the go. Percentage went down 10% on people that have got the flu.  


Tuesday, October 23, 2012

Africa and Mural Project Preview

1. The power point shocked me because the picture were great, even though they were in black and white. Its also inspires me that not all great picture have to be in color, and how it shows most of the 6 rules of photography.

3. The photo is my favorite because it show the criteria of how a photographer's photo is suppose to look like. Also the picture tell a story of the animal, and how there is hope.

4. The rules that are evident in the picture: 
Framing: This photo shows framing by using the mountain.

Simplicity: The photo shows simplicity by getting a close picture of the animal that only shows the subject , and the blue background. 

Balanced: It also shows balance by having the animal standing on the mountain.

5. The photographer uses a Pentax 6711 with only two fixed lenses, on a black medium-format.

b. He  was frustrated the he could not capture on film his feelings about animals, he then realized there was a way to achieve this through photography.
c. He believes that he can make a huge difference by being close to the animals to reveal there personality.
d. Quote: "You wouldn't take a portrait of a human being from a hundred feet away and expect to capture their spirit; you'd move in close."


Monday, October 15, 2012

Academic Shoot Reflection

  1. The challenges I encounter while taking pictures was trying to take picture of one person, and being able to show the six rules of photography by taking pictures in the class room.
  2. Some aspects of photography that had me thinking was how to use the camera because it was my first the ever trying to work that type of camera, and the ability to show the six rules of photography in the class room.
  3. I would try to find class rooms with less people because it would help my by being able to find ways to show the six rules.
  4. I would take great photos, keep the camera on focus, and take many photos so I would be able to find the six rules in the pictures.
  5. I think the rule of framing would be the easiest to achieve because you could use anything to show framing in a photo.
  6. The rule of balance because I kind of understand what the rule of balanced looks like in photography, and what the aspects of balanced in a picture.
  7. The rule of balance is a rule Im not totally clear on because I don't clearly understand the criteria of balanced in a photo. I think I should look at more pictures that show balance to give me a greater understanding.

Academic Shoot

Lines

1) I did good by following the rule of lines to point out the main point of interest.
2) The subject is the teacher having a great day with a smile.
3) Yes, because the lines of the in the background point out the point of interest.
4) If i didn't used the rule well I could have took another photo that best shows lines.

Simplicity


1) I think I didn't do very well on showing simplicity in this photo above.
2) The subjects in the picture above is the group of students sitting in a circle doing work.
3) In the picture its clear on what the subject is, because there isn't another thing else that is interested in the photo.
4) I could have taking a closer picture of the students that would make it a great simplicity photo.

Rule of Thirds.

1) In this picture I followed the Rule of Thirds good, and was able to give the subject more space to walk with out going out the photo.
2) In the picture above the subject is the person walking back to class on his phone.
3) The picture above is clear on showing what the main subject is because the Rule of Third give the main point of interest in the photo.
4) If the photo doesn't fit the criteria of the Rule of Thirds, then I could of zoomed out to give the subject more space.

Balance

1) The picture show balance, and I did well on following the rules of balance. This may not be a perfect photo to show balance.
2) The subjects in the picture is the girls doing work outside sitting down, and this photo shows that there well balanced.
3) Yes, I think its well clear on what the subjects are in the picture.
4) If I didn't follow the criteria of the rule I would take a picture of them standing up, and a closer picture. 

Framing

1) I followed the rule okay because the subject cover its face, but this was the best photo to show framing.
2) The subject is the teacher that is holding up to cover her face, which the frame in the background points out.
3) The subject is pointed out clearly in this photo because the frame points out the main idea of the picture.
4) I could have took a picture of the person with out her hiding her face to show a stronger picture of framing. 

Avoiding Mergers

1) I think I followed Avoiding mergers great, and was able to give an example of Avoiding mergers.
2) The subject in the photo above is the students doing work in class, and taking notes.
3) Its clear that the picture gave a great example of Avoiding mergers, because I was able to cut half of a person out of this picture.
4) I could take another photo which cuts another person out of the photo.


Tuesday, October 9, 2012

Academic Shoot Preview


The Story


Every photo tells a story, but this photo standed out to me because it doesn't just tell the story it shows it. The story is about two guys that are helping other that lost there home by help build a house, or shelter for the ones in need.


Action and Emotion



The photo above shows Action and Emotion, and stands to because people are help take action by helping others in need. Its very emotional for the people that are receiving the help by being grateful that there are people there for them.


Filling the Frame
In this picture the photo shows "Filling the Frame", and standed out by showing the girls doing a lab. The outcome of the lab was having water flying over the place and fill the frame of the camera


Academics & Community Service.
  1. Why did you pick this photo? I picked this photo because you would have to trust others, and it shows great quality in friendship.
  2. What rules of photography are evident in the photo? The photo shows simplicity, balanced, and the rule of thirds.


Friday, October 5, 2012

"Post Shoot Reflection"

1. What challenge did you while trying to get the photos of your first 3 prompts?  
The challenge I had when I was trying to find the first three photos was the right details of the rules.

2. What technical aspects of photography or the assignment in general did you find your self thinking about the most?  
The rule I found the hardest was the balance because I had to find a photo that shows good balance.

3. If you could do the assignment again, what would you do differently now that you know some basic rules of photography?
I would choose photos that would better fit the criteria for the basic rules.

4. What things would you do the same?
What I would do the same is say why I picked the photos, and how it represented the rule.

5. Are you interested in shooting those prompt again?
Yes, I am interested because now I know the basic rules of Photography.

Wednesday, October 3, 2012

First Six Rules of Photography.

Simplicity
This photo show simplicity because this photo uses the blue sky as the background, and improves the appearance of the photo.

The Rule of thirds
This photo shows The rule of thirds because the people are not walking out the photo, and the road gives the people a path to walk out of.

Lines
This photo show Lines by using the road. and building lines to point to the center of interest.

Balance
This photo shows balance because the subject are put in the right place, and the people are well balanced.

Framing
Framing is shown in this photo by using the building and the tree to frame the tower which is the point of interest.

Avoiding mergers
This photo is an example of avoiding mergers because the man is being cut from the picture, and this is a border merge.