2) A. The most powerful image i saw was when Ian was standing in front of his jeep on security details because new the site two rocket attacks were reported near by.
B. The senquence that is most powerful is the life in iraq slideshow because it shows what they are doing in there and what is going on when people first go to iraq and how it feels to be in a war zone.
C. The images work together to tell a powerful story about how it is to be in the army, it shows all the stress, the struggles and the drama he goes through.
3)A. The verbs in the pictures are present verbs like if it is actually happening right now.
B. The caption enhance the photographs because it tells you what is going on in the photo instead of guessing what is happening.
4) 1. Jon is taking a walk threw the woods after the first day of training.
2. On the third week of training jon is comming up on gun jamming and trys to fix it while he squad is trying to sucure the area.
3. Jon taking the dead from a attack back to there squad for medical attenchion
5)A.It enhanses them because it shows more detai of whats actually going on in the picture.
B.The videos are better because their more better to see like
shows more things u know.
C.Photos are better than videos because in the videos they show like more emothion and explains more whats going on than in the picture u kinda have guess for yourself
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Marlboro Marine audio slideshow
2:
A.Some of the skills that Luis Sinco used is a slideshow and while the slideshow went he told he story about what happened.
B. Some things that were affective of this slideshow was that it was show how the people who came back for the wars shows how they have hard times going back into the normal way of life.
3:
A. The most powerful picture i saw was when he was just sitting there and just thingingn about killing him self and what to do next in his life. Also it seemed that he was depressed because of the other human beings he had killed.
B.The most powerful sequence was when he was getting maried because it shows that he was trying to get on with his life and try to get back to normal.
C.The audio enhance the photos because it tells you what is going on in the picture insted of people guessing what is going on.
D.The photos help the story because it shows what is going on in his life and how it was for him.
A.Some of the skills that Luis Sinco used is a slideshow and while the slideshow went he told he story about what happened.
B. Some things that were affective of this slideshow was that it was show how the people who came back for the wars shows how they have hard times going back into the normal way of life.
3:
A. The most powerful picture i saw was when he was just sitting there and just thingingn about killing him self and what to do next in his life. Also it seemed that he was depressed because of the other human beings he had killed.
B.The most powerful sequence was when he was getting maried because it shows that he was trying to get on with his life and try to get back to normal.
C.The audio enhance the photos because it tells you what is going on in the picture insted of people guessing what is going on.
D.The photos help the story because it shows what is going on in his life and how it was for him.
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
1. What challenges did you encounter while trying to get close, capture real moments, and capture action or emotion? Explain how you dealt with these challenges.
I would have to say all three because when taking a picture you will have come trouble getting the capture real, moment, and trying to capture action and emotion.
2. What technical aspects of photography (focus, exposure, composition) did you find yourself thinking about the most? Provide a specific example of what you did to do this correctly.
I was thinking about the focus because sometimes it is kind of hard for me just because i'm trying to capture the image and it's a little hard.
3. Explain how you attempted to use at least one of the advanced composition techniques you learned in class while shooting.
I tryed to use The Rule of Thirds while trying to shoot. I also tryed to remember Lines, Balance, Framing, Avoiding Mergers when I was shooting.
4. What would you do differently the next time you shoot to improve your photographs?
I would try to get the image caption better and get closer to the person or thing that i'm trying to get the Picture.
I would have to say all three because when taking a picture you will have come trouble getting the capture real, moment, and trying to capture action and emotion.
2. What technical aspects of photography (focus, exposure, composition) did you find yourself thinking about the most? Provide a specific example of what you did to do this correctly.
I was thinking about the focus because sometimes it is kind of hard for me just because i'm trying to capture the image and it's a little hard.
3. Explain how you attempted to use at least one of the advanced composition techniques you learned in class while shooting.
I tryed to use The Rule of Thirds while trying to shoot. I also tryed to remember Lines, Balance, Framing, Avoiding Mergers when I was shooting.
4. What would you do differently the next time you shoot to improve your photographs?
I would try to get the image caption better and get closer to the person or thing that i'm trying to get the Picture.
Funny Caption - learning how to do it RIGHT
A Hello-Kitty-Decorated car in Austin , TX.
I guess this is what happens when you let your 9-year old daughter design your new car.
I guess this is what happens when you let your 9-year old daughter design your new car.
Peter Scott , his wife Christin and their 12 year old son are visiting the Wildlife Zoo in Denver , Colorado. They knew there weren't fences , but what they didn't know, was that Hubert, the Buffalo , would like to give them directions out.
A car that mysteriously appeared in the pool of a family.What's the point of going to the car wash...when you can get it for free in your neighbors pool.
Thursday, November 5, 2009
Processing Black and White Photos
First this you need to do is to load the film onto the reel and put it on the tank. Now lay the stuff infront of you and learn were they are and what they are. After you learn were they are u need to turn off the lights.
Step 1: In the dark, take the film from the cassette, then pull the flat end off the 35mm canister and unwind the film and take the end of the film from the spool by peeling off the tape in total darkness ! ! !
Step 2: Load the film onto a plastic film reel if you're a beginner and a metal reel if you're more experienced, if you'd like you can use plastic, it's all up to you. If you're using the plastic film reel slide one end of the film into a slot on the outer edge of the reel and feed it through the camer until it loads.
Step 3: Put the reel in the film tank. Now that the reel in in the containar you can turn on the light. Now you will need the following chemicals out in front of you: a filme developer, a stop bath, and a fixer with hardener, and a hypo eliminatro bath.
Step 4: First make sure the temperature of the chemicals is good, development is directly affected by two things the speed of the film and the temperature of the developer.
Step 5: Pour your developer into the open part of the sealed film can and cover it, do not open the whole can. Slightly turn the tank upside down every minute. Tap the tank several times after turning it upright to remove air bubbles. Develop the fil for the time that the packaging recommends. When you finish lift the lid off slightly to poor out the developer.
Step 6: pour running water into the pour spot for one minute to stop the development. You could mix some glacial acetic acid with the water and let the film set for 30 seconds to get the developer off. This is know as stop bath.
Step 7: Use a fixer with hardener to help keep scratches off of the negative. Fixing can take up to 5-10 minutes depending on what fixer you are using, so make sure to pay attention to what the fixer directions say.
Step 8: Remove the cover cover of the tank completly and sit the film in cold runing water for five minutes. You will want to pull out a small amount of the film to see if your negatives came out well.
Step 9: You need to get al the fixer ogg the negatives to avoid the white stains on them. Pour a tankful of Hypo Eliminator and let it set for 2 mins.
Step 10: Wash the film for exactly 5 minutes, no more and no less.
Step 11: pull the film out of the tank. Do not touch the surface of the negatives ! Use washing pins or film clips to hang the film to dry in a dust-free area.
Step 12: In about 1-2 hours, the film will dry annd u need to use scissors to cut the film into strips of six long negatives. Do not cut the film it self just the space you can cut. Store the negative in clear glassline envopes or PVC plastic negative pages.
Step 1: In the dark, take the film from the cassette, then pull the flat end off the 35mm canister and unwind the film and take the end of the film from the spool by peeling off the tape in total darkness ! ! !
Step 2: Load the film onto a plastic film reel if you're a beginner and a metal reel if you're more experienced, if you'd like you can use plastic, it's all up to you. If you're using the plastic film reel slide one end of the film into a slot on the outer edge of the reel and feed it through the camer until it loads.
Step 3: Put the reel in the film tank. Now that the reel in in the containar you can turn on the light. Now you will need the following chemicals out in front of you: a filme developer, a stop bath, and a fixer with hardener, and a hypo eliminatro bath.
Step 4: First make sure the temperature of the chemicals is good, development is directly affected by two things the speed of the film and the temperature of the developer.
Step 5: Pour your developer into the open part of the sealed film can and cover it, do not open the whole can. Slightly turn the tank upside down every minute. Tap the tank several times after turning it upright to remove air bubbles. Develop the fil for the time that the packaging recommends. When you finish lift the lid off slightly to poor out the developer.
Step 6: pour running water into the pour spot for one minute to stop the development. You could mix some glacial acetic acid with the water and let the film set for 30 seconds to get the developer off. This is know as stop bath.
Step 7: Use a fixer with hardener to help keep scratches off of the negative. Fixing can take up to 5-10 minutes depending on what fixer you are using, so make sure to pay attention to what the fixer directions say.
Step 8: Remove the cover cover of the tank completly and sit the film in cold runing water for five minutes. You will want to pull out a small amount of the film to see if your negatives came out well.
Step 9: You need to get al the fixer ogg the negatives to avoid the white stains on them. Pour a tankful of Hypo Eliminator and let it set for 2 mins.
Step 10: Wash the film for exactly 5 minutes, no more and no less.
Step 11: pull the film out of the tank. Do not touch the surface of the negatives ! Use washing pins or film clips to hang the film to dry in a dust-free area.
Step 12: In about 1-2 hours, the film will dry annd u need to use scissors to cut the film into strips of six long negatives. Do not cut the film it self just the space you can cut. Store the negative in clear glassline envopes or PVC plastic negative pages.
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