1. In New York City, photographer Umar Abbasi had seen the killing of Ki Suk Han, a man who was run over by a New York subway train after being pushed onto the tracks by an anonymous person.
Abbasi had taken out his camera and took photos of the man about to be killed. Abbasi tried to warn the river that something was wrong, but the driver was too late and Han was crushed and rushed to the hospital and was later pronounced dead.
2. The photographer was trying to alert the driver that something was wrong.
3. I honestly don't think the photographer should've taken the photo.
4. The photographer did not do the best he could in this situation because he could have tried to help him off of the tracks.
5. I disagree with the decision to run this photo because it shows a human being about to be killed and I just don't like it.
6. Capturing the image of life is more important to a photojournalist because they work to capture the moment not to be in it.
7. I think a photographer should help the person if they're in a serious situation so no I don't think they should just stand there and take a picture.
8.Photojournalists should always avoid influencing events as they happen because then the photograph that they take won't be a real thing.
9. The most appropriate response would be that he could've tried and helped the man, but we also have to think about if he had enough time to save him and if the train was coming to fast.
Monday, December 16, 2013
Final Exam Part 2 & 3
Part 2:
Gunman Eric Winslow shot dead in a stolen car. Winslow was shot dead by police after gun fight.
Governor Elaine Johnson having a disagreement with President Barack Obama. The disagreement led to her being stepped down from office.
Citizen Ming Wen was set on fire by other civilians in China after riot. The riot was caused by disagreements within the government.
Part 3:
This photograph represents Simplicity.This photo represents simplicity because while showing the man talking in this photograph it shows the sky being clear. This photographer achieved this by taking the photo from a different viewpoint.
This photograph represents Rule of Thirds. This photograph represents Rule of Thirds because it shows the picture could be divided up into thirds. The photographer achieved this by aiming the photo where the soldier should be and how it would look.
This photograph represents Balance. This photograph represents Balance because on each side of the picture it shows about the same amount of people on each side. The photographer achieved this by putting the subjects in this photo on each side of the picture.
This photograph represents Repetition. This photo represents Repetition because all of the bikers are in the same place doing the same thing. The photographer achieved this rule by taking the photo in the right place at the right time.
Wednesday, December 11, 2013
Self Portraits & Portraits Preview
Tips:
Tip #1: Use Both Auto and Manual Focus
Tip #2: Create a Theme
Tip #3: Background is Key
Environmental Portraits:
What I liked about the photo was that it was by the ocean. I picked it because it showed the sunset in the background which made the picture even more beautiful.
What I liked about the photo was that there was pink flowers all around the photo. I picked this photo because it showed the determination in the photographers eyes trying to capture the picture.
Casual Portraits:
What I liked this photo because the girl in the photo seemed so relaxed about everything.I picked this photo because it showed how casual she was.
What I liked this photo because it showed the girl in this photo being very casual that it looks like she's not even paying attention. I picked this photo because she was being casual.
Formal Portraits:
What I liked about this photo is that it made the girl in this photo very elegant. I picked this photo because it showed how formal the girl was.
What I liked about this photo is that this photo wasn't take in a very formal place, but it still looked formal. I picked this photo because it showed the girl being formal, but casual at the same time.
Portrait Plan:
My plan for the portrait assignment is I'm going to take pictures of mostly my friends. I'm going to try and take the photos in a casual, but formal place and try to put in different affects and rules of photography into the photos.
Monday, December 9, 2013
Rules of Photography Part 2
Rule of Thirds
Balancing Elements
Leading Lines
Repetition
Viewpoint
Background
Depth
Framing
Cropping
Mergers
Non-Mergers
The Three Pillars of Exposure
F2.8
F16
What part of the body should we closely relate aperture?
The person/object that is closest to the camera.
The smaller the Aperture the greater the depth, the higher the Aperture the smaller the depth.
Aperture impacts Depth of Field by making the main subject sharp and the background blurry during a large f-stop and the opposite during a small f-stop.
High Shutter Speed
Slow Shutter Speed
At the beginning while the sun is still partially up and the courtyard has reasonable light:
a.) the dunking booth- High Shutter Speed
b.) the food eating contest- High Shutter Speed
c.) the rock climbing wall- High Shutter Speed
d.) someone working at a booth- Slow Shutter Speed
e.) the DJ/MC working at the middle of the circle- Slow Shutter Speed
f.) the Diamonds performance- High Shutter Speed
a.) the dunking booth- High Shutter Speed
b.) the food eating contest- High Shutter Speed
c.) the rock climbing wall- High Shutter Speed
d.) someone working at a booth- Slow Shutter Speed
e.) the DJ/MC working at the middle of the circle- Slow Shutter Speed
f.) the Diamonds performance- High Shutter Speed
a.) The dunking booth - High Shutter Speed
b.) The food eating contest - Slow Shutter Speed
c.) The rock climbing wall - Slow Shutter Speed
d.) Someone working at a booth - Slow Shutter Speed
e.) The DJ/MC working at the middle of the circle - Slow Shutter Speed
f.) The Diamonds performance - High Shutter Speed
Aperture Priority - You can change the aperature manualy but the camera changes the shutter speed Automatic Manual - You can change both aperature and shutter speed by hand
ISO 200
ISO 3200
1.It will be easier to capture the moving objects of the players in action.
3. To set my ISO to a higher number to be able to freeze motion
F4 - 1/250: The background is blurryF5.6 - 1/60: The background is less blurryF8 - 1/60: The background is less blurryF11- 1/60: The background is more clearF16- 1/30: It's the same the backgroundF22 - 1/8: When the background is more clear and blurry.
At slow shutter speed people are blurry.A higher shutter speed will solve the problem. The lowest shutter speed is 1/40.
Thursday, December 5, 2013
Caption Writing: 5 Ws and H
On July 29 in Oklahoma City, John Nelson, saves child, Alex Sawyer, from a burning fire. That afternoon the Sawyer family were in their home when suddenly their house had caught fire.The cause of the fire happened when one of their neighbors were barbecuing and one of the trees had been caught on fire.
On August 7, 1945, American sailor Fredrick Caplan kissed Lisa Johnson in the middle of Times Square. The couple hadn't seen each other for a year and were happy to be with each other once again.
A hooded detainee in U.S. custody during the Iraq War stands on a small box with electrical wires attached to his finger tips. This photograph was taken in the Abu Ghraib prison. This photo represents the abuse prisoners went through.
President Barack Obama sits with his security team while watching the Navy SEALs make an attempt to kill Osama bin Laden in 2011.
On September 11, 2011an image was captured of an unknown man falling from the World Trade Center in New York after the terrorist attack.
Tuesday, November 26, 2013
Great Black and White Photographers Part 3
What first caught my eye was that they had more nature photos and of people than the other photographers. I chose the photographers I chose because they had a different taste in the photos and they had taken the picture carefully.
I see trees, snow, tall buildings, and street lights. The street lights are reflecting off of the trees and snow perfectly. The night sky makes it look more wintery also.
I smell the wintery mix of snow and rain. The trees giving off an oaky smell.The smell of cars in the air.
I hear the trees blowing in the wind. The snow rustling down the street. The cars driving by.
I taste the rain hovering in the air. The snow coming down from the sky. And the different tastes of nature.
I feel the snow falling down on me. The trees brush me by. The air blowing by me.
What I would like to create to show the world my photographer is to make a blog and and tell people what he did and the great photographs they took.
Wednesday, November 20, 2013
Microwave Mistakes
One time I microwaved greasy fajitas and it just started exploding and it sounded like I was microwaving popcorn
Monday, November 18, 2013
Smart Phone App
My smart phone app would show and locate the different restaurants you could go to depending on your event. I would be helpful by showing where you could eat and the directions to the restaurant. It would cost money because then I wouldn't be able to make a profit off of it.
Thursday, November 7, 2013
Super Hero
The Black Skeleton
The Black Skeleton is someone that is cold hearted and only cares about her loved ones. Her power is to suck the life out of you and the results of her work is a black skeleton. She wears all black and likes to keep to the shadows. She has bright purple eyes so she can see in the dark and wears sun glasses during the day.
Tuesday, November 5, 2013
A time I was Brave
A time I was brave was when i went to the House of Torment with by best friend for her birthday. I was scared to go, but I did it and I survived.
Friday, November 1, 2013
Africa PowerPoint Presentation
This was my favorite picture because it shows the different types of trees africa has that we don't normally see and I also like the baby giraffe. Lines, Balance, Framing, and Avoiding Mergers are show in this picture.
A. The photographer that took this picture used a Pentax 67II with only two fixed lenses
B. He wants to be different from everybody else.
C.He wants to show the animals in the state of Being.
D. To me, every creature, human or nonhuman, has an equal right to live, and this feeling, this belief that every animal and I are equal, affects me every time I frame an animal in my camera. The photos are my elegy to these beautiful creatures, to this wrenchingly beautiful world that is steadily, tragically vanishing before our eyes
Academics Shoot Reflection
What was difficult for me was trying to find the different rules and trying to be creative with the pictures. I was thinking most about trying to focus on the picture and I corrected this by moving the lens into its correct spot. I would be able to know what pictures to take if I ever did this again. I would keep the areas the same. The easiest rule I think I can achieve is Lines. The hardest one will be the Rule of Thirds. I think Avoiding Mergers is the hardest to understand for me and I can try and understand it more if I get a better explanation.
Academics Shoot
This picture represents lines.
This picture represents Simplicity.
This picture represents Rule of Thirds.
This picture represents Balance.
This picture represents Framing and Avoiding Mergers.
Wednesday, October 30, 2013
Academics Shoot Preview
The Story
This picture tells the story of a good group of kids helping out the less fortunate.
Action and Emotion
This shows the best action and emotion because of the water exploding and the look on the girls faces.
Fills the Frame
Scariest Sounds Ever
The scariest sounds ever are:
- A chainsaw running
- loud screams
- loud bangs
- wind blowing in a quiet place
- alarms
Tuesday, October 29, 2013
Monday, October 28, 2013
My Room
My room at home is kind of small but i still like it. I have a big window and my bed is right in front of it. I have a bunk bed that i still use from my childhood and then i have a bother bed from when my sister used to live with us.I have a huge dresser in front of my bed. I have a small closet in the corner and i have a big bathroom. I am most proud of my bathroom because I had never had my own bathroom. I had to share with my two sisters and it was always crowded.
Thursday, October 24, 2013
Stress
I cope with stress by listening to music until I forget about it and I try not to think about it too much or else I'll go crazy.
Tuesday, October 22, 2013
Element of Art and Principles of Design in Photography
Elements of art
Line-a continuous extent of length, straight or curved,without breadth or thickness; the trace of a moving point.
Lines is present in this photo because it clearly shows the ceiling with lines.
Shape-the quality of a distinct object or body in having an externalsurface or outline of specific form or figure.
Shape is presented in this photo because of the star in the middle of the picture.
Color-the quality of an object or substance with respect to lightreflected by the object, usually determined visually bymeasurement of hue, saturation, and brightness of the reflectedlight; saturation or chroma; hue.
Color is presented in this photo because of the different colored lights.
Value (Tone)- is a property of a color, or a dimension of a color space, that is defined in a way to reflect the subjective brightness perception of a color for humans along a lightness–darkness axis.
Value (Tone) is presented in this photo because of the lighting of the sky, the building, and the clouds.
Form- the shape, visual appearance,constitution or configuration of an object.
Form is presented in this photo because of the appearance of the sand.
Texture-element of design and its application in art
Space-the boundless three-dimensional extent in which objects and events have relative position and direction.
Space is presented in this photo because of the open sky.
Principles of Design
Balance- to be equal or proportionate to.
Balance is presented in this photo because of the area of the objects in the picture.
Contrast- to compare in order to show unlikeliness or differences.
Emphasis is presented in this photo because of the tree standing by itself in a city.
Movement- the suggestion or illusion of motion.
Movement is presented in this photo because of the carnival wheel moving.
Pattern- a distinctive style, model, or form.
Pattern is presented in this photo because of the seeds in the kiwi.
Rhythm- a patterned repetition of a motif, formal element, etc., at regular or irregular intervals in the same or a modified form.
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