dps

best picture

final exam

-due next monday.

1. Bring $1 for posterboard

- double page spread✓

- 5-8 5'7" with the photo tip from the beginning of class✓

- famous photogropher; name and what you liked about him, work example✓

- print front page of blog (convert to pdf)✓ 

- 3 things learned in this class✓

- 3 things why you liked photography✓

2. Not poster board

-update blog✓

-make pdf ✓

-save whole blog into blog final folder ✓

-make sure everythings on there CUTOUT...✓

- put dps (in pdf) on blog ✓

- put best picture that i have ever taken! yeah. ✓

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1. I learned how to expand my range of photography

2. I learned how to write captions

3. I learned how to make a camera out of an oatmeal can

1. I liked photography because i enjoy taking pictures

2. I liked photography because i get to express my individuality 

3. I liked photography because its a fun class to take, and a fun hobby.

 

cut out

Animoto.com

what would you do??

If i was in Sudan as a photo journalist i would be able to take the picture, but i would also try to help the starving child. To me, a life is more important than a picture. Even if it concerns my job. But in order to get the word out about the famine in Sudan i would do my best to take the  picture and save the child. 

  patrick ferrel
 patrick farrel 2009

17 angle pictures

reverse over the shoulder

over the shoulder

eye level

frontal

high angle

low angle

profile

rear

3/4 rear

profile

3/4

extreme close up

close up

wide

medium wide shot

wide shot

extreme wide shot

Dick Kraus- a day in brooklyn

Photojournalism is a particular form of journalism (the collecting, editing, and presenting of news material for publication or broadcast) that creates images in order to tell a news story

click here for a photojournalism website.

commonly used angles!

Extreme wide shot: shows a broad view of the surroundings around the character and conveys scale, distance, and geographic location,

Wide shot: shows an entire character from head to toe.

Medium wide shot: shows a character usually cut off across the legs above or below the knees. it is wide enough to show the physical setting in which the action is taking place, yet it is close enough to shot facial expression.

Medium shot: shows a character's upper-body, arms and head.

Close-up shot: shows only a part of a characters face. it fills the screen with the details of a subject.

Extreme close-up shot: shows only a part of a characters face. it fills the screen with the details of a subject.

Horizontal Camera Angles.

Frontal, three-quarter front, profile, three-quarter rear, rear.

Vertical camera angles.

High angle, eye level, and low angle.

Two shot: shows two people

Over-the-shoulder shot: a close up of a character as seen over-the-shoulder of another person 

reverse over-the-shoulder: same thing but reverse

Sophomores Becky Allums, Emily Donnan, Roy Smith, and Max Yanke look at the Society's latest display. It features 3 dead Spartans, representing Stratford High School. Emily said, "The Society gives the school a lot more spirit for the football games. Especially for a game as big as the Stratford game."

The best picutre of the week.

Getting On Their Level- Kodaks tips

pictures

click HERE for codaks top 10 tips. 

the technical part of my camera

http://users.rcw.com/stewoody/makecam.html

Life in Houston

life in houston.

a lake in houston.

Pinhole Camera

At first i didn't think that making a camera out of an oatmeal can would work. but to my surprise it did. In order for it to work you have to have photo paper and a dark room. My can had to have the lid taped on multiple times in order to keep the light out. Over all it was a cool experience, something everyone should get to do some day.

click HERE to see how to make it.