Things that Should be in Every Yearbook:
1. Name of Yearbook
2. Year of book
3. Name of School
4. Photos of Students
5. Student Yearbook Photos (the posed ones)
6. Grade of students in photos
7. Sports section
8. Section for each subject
9. Photos of staff
10. Titles for each Page
11. Quotes
12. Captions for photos
13. Some type of overall theme
14. Section for people to sign
15. Names of people who worked on yearbook
16. Photos/Spreads for clubs
17. School mascot
18. Photos of special events
19. Senior section with baby photos
20. An index
21. Cover photo or title
22. State Name
23. Photos of fine arts
24. Table of contents
25. Dedications
Following Questions:
1. Title of overall book is Essence but two sections are named Same and Difference.
2. Name of School: Chapin High School.
3. The same fonts are used through out the entire book. All of the pages and photos are focused around the students.
4. The book is split in two sections- Same and Difference and each of those sections are split by grade
5. My favorite spread was "Backward Glance - On the Way Out" because the photos on that page were the best out of the whole book.
6. Yes, there is an index.
7. Yes, there are photos of people and clubs.
8. No, there is not a table of contents.
9. Number of students is unknown.
10. State is Texas.
Wednesday, January 25, 2017
Monday, January 9, 2017
Phobia Project
A. phobia: noun. an extreme or irrational fear of or aversion to something.
B. Example Phobias:
1. Vehophobia- the fear of driving
2. Demonophobia- the fear of demons
3. Enochlophobia- the fear of crowds
4. Insectophobia- the fear of insects
5. Algophobia- the fear of pain
C. Brainstorming:
vehophobia:
- I have an extreme fear of driving, therefore I will be the model
- Have mom drive me in her large car to burger stadium
- Bring new tripod and set it up from a side angle in the passengers seat while I sit in the front seat
- I'll probably end up crying just sitting in the driver's seat .. but bring eyedrops just in case; capture myself freaking out
demonophobia:
- get sister to be model
- make her makeup super dark and dramatic
- have her sit in my bed with a cross in hand and my ouija board in front of her
- create dark lighting; set tripod up in front of bed
algophobia:
- get another family member, probably mom
- get large knife with lots of shine
- have the knife present in the photo
- have model do a scared expression
D. For my demonic photo I could either select to do a vertical photo that showcases the models whole body covered in fear or I could play with point of view and maybe have a bird's eye p.o.v. on the situation.
Lighting is also going to be key in both the demonophobia and algophobia photo. If possible I would like to get the reflection of my models face onto the knife, but that may be pretty difficult.
B. Example Phobias:
1. Vehophobia- the fear of driving
2. Demonophobia- the fear of demons
3. Enochlophobia- the fear of crowds
4. Insectophobia- the fear of insects
5. Algophobia- the fear of pain
C. Brainstorming:
vehophobia:
- I have an extreme fear of driving, therefore I will be the model
- Have mom drive me in her large car to burger stadium
- Bring new tripod and set it up from a side angle in the passengers seat while I sit in the front seat
- I'll probably end up crying just sitting in the driver's seat .. but bring eyedrops just in case; capture myself freaking out
demonophobia:
- get sister to be model
- make her makeup super dark and dramatic
- have her sit in my bed with a cross in hand and my ouija board in front of her
- create dark lighting; set tripod up in front of bed
algophobia:
- get another family member, probably mom
- get large knife with lots of shine
- have the knife present in the photo
- have model do a scared expression
D. For my demonic photo I could either select to do a vertical photo that showcases the models whole body covered in fear or I could play with point of view and maybe have a bird's eye p.o.v. on the situation.
Lighting is also going to be key in both the demonophobia and algophobia photo. If possible I would like to get the reflection of my models face onto the knife, but that may be pretty difficult.
Wednesday, January 4, 2017
Welcome Back
Best Photos of 2016:
Although I really had no opinions on the presidential debate, I believe that this photo of Hillary Clinton is one of the best of the year. I love how the photographer was able to catch a really nice action photo, with no blur, that beautifully reflects Hillary's excitement.
I find this photo to be incredible because of how it perfectly reflects who Bolt is. Bolt is an amazing runner, who always comes out victorious, and you can just feel his pride in being successful through this action shot.
There were many rough times in 2016 and this photo of a protestor can be found to be very powerful. The protestor, a young woman, seems to be acting very peaceful and respectable yet is still told to leave by military forces. It feels much like a modern day Martin Luther King Jr movement photo.
Prompts:
1. What was the best song of 2016?
I believe that the best song of 2016 was "Black Beatles" by Rae Sremmurd. The reason why I was drawn to choose this song was because of the major internet trend that went around called the Mannequin Challenge. I think the song itself was amazing but on top of that it encouraged everyone to join together in completing a fun challenge. Not everyone is drawn to rap songs such as this one but in 2016 it caused many people to become more accepting and interested in this type of music, which I really like.
2. What was the best movie of 2016?
For best movie of the year I choose the action military movie Hacksaw Ridge. I do not go to the movies often but I went to go see this one as a school assignment. I believe this movie really captured the intensity of war, and the power that a single individual can have on a whole community. It also shows how you do not have to be violent in order to help and achieve great things, which I really enjoyed.
3. What was the most important news story of 2016?
I believe that one of the most important news stories of 2016 was the Orlando Club shooting. This shooting took place in America which caused it to be one of the most tragic events of 2016 (for us Americans). As seen in the photo tragedy can bring lots of people to come together and unite. The fact that it was a gay club brought lots of attention to different movements in the gay community in trying to gain the most equal rights and respect of others.
4. Who was the most important person of 2016?
The most talked about person of 2016 was by far our new presidential elect Donald Trump. In 2016 it was all about whether a person hated him or loved him (there tended to be no in-between). Donald Trump often said some incredibly ridiculous and offensive things, which caused him to be in the news way more than Hillary was. Presidency is something that affects everyone in America, which I believe added to his importance.
5. What was the biggest sports event of 2016?
The biggest sports event that occurred this past year were the 2016 Rio Olympics. The olympics are a time in which all of the world comes together in celebrating competition between one another. I personally really enjoyed watching the gymnastics competitions, which is why I selected this particular photo.
Over the break:
1. Something Exciting:
This winter break my Aunt and Uncle had a baby! It was really exciting getting a new little cousin! Unfortunately I was not able to visit them this winter break but I got to see many photos of him, and their whole family celebrating Christmas together. Definitely something I will not forget.
2. 2017 Resolutions:
I normally give something up for the new year, however I could not think of something that I could really give up and stick to throughout the year. So for 2017 I made the resolution that I would learn how to play the piano by the end of the year. I've always wanted to learn how to play, so me and my sister decided to team up on this resolution to add extra motivation, and come together and purchase a piano together.
3. Looking Forward To:
Overall I'm really looking forward to making all new memories with my friends and family. I have plans already to attend some fun concerts and events with others that I'm super exited about! 2016 was a pretty bad year, for many people, so I'm looking forward to making 2017 and amazing year (really shouldn't take much effort considering how rough 2016 was).
Monday, December 12, 2016
Semester 1 Final Review
Captions:
The Minnesota white ducks are preparing for their big debut on the United States Aflac commercial. Though over budget the commercial came out a success.
Rules of Photography:
1. Rule of thirds: A guideline for off centering the subject of your photo. Imagine the screen is spilt in thirds horizontally and vertically and consider the line intersections as good places to place your subject.
2. Balance: The arrangement of shapes, colors, or areas of light and dark that complement one another so that the photograph looks well-balanced, not lopsided.
3.Leading Lines: A line that provides a way into the picture, allowing a simple and easy path for the eye to follow to the main subject.
4. Symmetry: Studying the strength of a photos line, geometric shapes, and balance to create symmetry or a pattern that allows for better composition of the photo.
5. Viewpoint: Changing how the subject is viewed in order to tell more about what's going on in the photo.
6. Background: Creating a simple background to avoid distraction from the subject.
7. Create depth: Using the scenery, such as hills or mountains, to add depth to the photo.
8. Framing: Creating a natural frame around the subject to draw more attention towards them.
9. Cropping: If your subject is small or lost in a photo filled with other subjects, crop it to allow the viewer to know what the focus should be.
10. Mergers and avoiding them:Mergers are things that fit half in the frame and had out. A merger could also be similar colors or subjects interfering with each other. To avoid merger make sure that all of your subject fits inside the frame and that the subject sticks out easily.
Aperture, SS and ISO:
Aperture adds dimension to a photo through adjusting the blurriness of a photograph background or creating more focus on a subject.
Shutter Speed adds a dramatic effect by either freezing an action or adding a blurriness to it.
ISO is adjusting the level of sensitivity to light is available for your camera.
Photoshop:
It is okay to adjust the lighting or levels of your photograph. Photoshop can also work as a great tool to add different text or clip outs into your photo. However it is not acceptable to completely change the way that your subject looks, especially if using a human subject.
Portraits:
Environmental portraits take place in an area that is important to what story or message your trying to get through to your viewer. The background does not become unnoticeable and plays a big part in your photograph.
Formal portraits typically take place in a studio. They are set up and the subject is usually looking directly at the camera.
Informal portraits also focus on a main subject, but the subject is typically completely an action, looking away etc. But the overall photograph of the subject is able to tell more about the subject.
Photographic Terms:
Benjamin Patel is waiting patiently on a dark beach in Venice to discover whether he has been kidnapped or staring in a febreeze commercial. Luckily for him it was only a commercial and will be starring on T.V.s all around the world.
Rules of Photography:
1. Rule of thirds: A guideline for off centering the subject of your photo. Imagine the screen is spilt in thirds horizontally and vertically and consider the line intersections as good places to place your subject.
2. Balance: The arrangement of shapes, colors, or areas of light and dark that complement one another so that the photograph looks well-balanced, not lopsided.
3.Leading Lines: A line that provides a way into the picture, allowing a simple and easy path for the eye to follow to the main subject.
4. Symmetry: Studying the strength of a photos line, geometric shapes, and balance to create symmetry or a pattern that allows for better composition of the photo.
5. Viewpoint: Changing how the subject is viewed in order to tell more about what's going on in the photo.
6. Background: Creating a simple background to avoid distraction from the subject.
7. Create depth: Using the scenery, such as hills or mountains, to add depth to the photo.
8. Framing: Creating a natural frame around the subject to draw more attention towards them.
9. Cropping: If your subject is small or lost in a photo filled with other subjects, crop it to allow the viewer to know what the focus should be.
10. Mergers and avoiding them:Mergers are things that fit half in the frame and had out. A merger could also be similar colors or subjects interfering with each other. To avoid merger make sure that all of your subject fits inside the frame and that the subject sticks out easily.
Aperture, SS and ISO:
Aperture adds dimension to a photo through adjusting the blurriness of a photograph background or creating more focus on a subject.
Shutter Speed adds a dramatic effect by either freezing an action or adding a blurriness to it.
ISO is adjusting the level of sensitivity to light is available for your camera.
Photoshop:
It is okay to adjust the lighting or levels of your photograph. Photoshop can also work as a great tool to add different text or clip outs into your photo. However it is not acceptable to completely change the way that your subject looks, especially if using a human subject.
Portraits:
Environmental portraits take place in an area that is important to what story or message your trying to get through to your viewer. The background does not become unnoticeable and plays a big part in your photograph.
Formal portraits typically take place in a studio. They are set up and the subject is usually looking directly at the camera.
Informal portraits also focus on a main subject, but the subject is typically completely an action, looking away etc. But the overall photograph of the subject is able to tell more about the subject.
Photographic Terms:
Wednesday, November 30, 2016
Magazine Covers
Self-Portrait:
For some reason this photo looks slightly blurry when posted on my blog but normal on the student drive...
Portrait:
*Turning this in now but may change later. Taking photos at night was pretty difficult so I may switch back to photos of little boy from previous blog.*
For some reason this photo looks slightly blurry when posted on my blog but normal on the student drive...
*Turning this in now but may change later. Taking photos at night was pretty difficult so I may switch back to photos of little boy from previous blog.*
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