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This photo is of Letty and Sophie sitting on a bench near the robotics class. The balance in the image is between the two girls and both sides of the bench producing symmetry. This balance makes the photograph successful, because it makes the photo not empty on both sides. This photo is of Chris and Irma. Their heights in the picture represent proportion. This makes the photograph successful, because this shows their height difference. This photo is of a P.E. class exercising on a football field on a hot sunny day. Their exercise represents rhythm in the image. Rhythm makes the photograph successful, because it shows how the students are striving to become physically fit. This photo is of Jarico. Jarico's eyes and facial expression represent emphasis, because it draws your attention and the background is out of focus. Emphasis makes the photograph successful, because it shows how serious Jarcio is at this moment. This photo is of Taylor facing a door. Taylor's shirt shows harmony with the door and the wall matching both colors. Harmony makes the photograph successful, because it shows how Taylor can blend in with the environment. This photo is a volleyball being a face. The volleyball replacing the person's face is variety. Variety makes the photograph successful, because it shows how people can be really committed to the sport they love. This photo is of football players. The unity in the picture is with players uniforms and position. Unity makes the photograph successful, because it shows how the team is united together and playing for the same cause.
This photo is of the track. The line in the image is the white lines for each lane. Lines make the photograph successful, because it represents the path a person chooses to go down in life. This photo is of the plants near the stadium. The color in the image is the lush green of the plants, because it is the most consistent through the photo. Color makes the photograph successful by showing how alive the environment is in the school. This photo is of a triangle in a track lane and this shows the element of shape. The photograph is successful , because it shows direction. This photo is a base of a tree. The form in the image is the tree. Form makes the photograph successful from highlight on its side and its width comparison to the small grass on the left. This photo is of a rock near the track. The texture in the image is the rock. Texture makes the photograph successful, because you can tell that the rock is rough. This is a photo of a football field and its view from the stands. The negative space is the field and the positive space is Letty. This makes the photograph successful, because it shows the depth between Letty and field. This photo is of the trees near the scoreboard of the stadium. The value in the image is the surface the trees darken. This element makes the photograph successful by telling how bright and sunny the day was.
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To take these type of photos, you set your camera's shutter speed to 1,000 on the dial, and in the menu you set the ISO to 1600. The only thing that made it difficult to take these photos was the timing between the person performing the action. I learned that with fast shutter speed you can capture things still in the air, make images blurry, and that having liquids in the photo are a great addition to shutter speed pictures. Fast shutter speed can be used to capture faster projectiles like bullets.
This artwork is about respecting yourself. Respecting yourself starts with increasing your own knowledge. When you have knowledge you can appreciate who you are for what you are, because you know it. With knowledge you can acknowledge. I admire knowledge. I respect everyone because they have knowledge. I respect knowledge because it can only benefit those that seek it rather than hurt them. I am who I am, because of the knowledge I have gained. As Elton John said, “I'm not everybody's cup of tea. But sometimes criticism can be hurtful. Be respectful. I'm a good piano player, I can sing well, I write good songs. If you don't like it, fair enough. But give me a break.” Elton understand herself because she knows herself. Respecting yourself starts with knowing yourself.
Others may believe respecting yourself starts elsewhere, but people can’t define the meaning of respect without knowledge. Respecting yourself starts with gaining knowledge. I took these light paint photos using a Nikon camera on manual mode on a tripod in a dark room. To get the light effect my partner used an app on her phone called mylightpaint and I set the shutter speed to five or six seconds. The only struggle I had was the timing of taking the picture and my partner doing her action was off initially and got better as we continued with the photos. From this light painting I learned that shutter speed, stability with a tripod, and the amount of light in the environment can really affect the the outcome of the photograph. With light painting you can also do special effects of like supernatural abilities.
To change the camera to shutter priority you first need to turn the camera on. Once when you turn the camera on there is a mode dial with MASP on it. Have the dial set to S for shutter speed. This mode will let you choose the amount of time the picture is exposed to the light in a second. To change the shutter speed you roll the dial near the screen and it will go up or down. When shutter speed changes the light exposure changes. So when the picture is set for a long shutter speed, the light exposure can be too much causing the picture to become blurry like the first photo on top. A quicker shutter speed will cause the picture to become darker like the above this text. You want to use shutter speed priority to capture images that are insanely fast and can only be taken at certain speeds, or show a certain motion.(blurry or freezing time) Shutter Speed Notes
Daguerreotype: 1820’s Camera Obscura, Louis Daguerre did a 75ft diorama. 1839 Daguerre used a polished piece of copper coated with silver and iodine on the plate. Using camera obscura he exposed the plate to the image for a set time for the image to set in. After, he then placed it into mercury. Finally the image is then has a liquid chemical applied to it then dried. The image has to be sealed off to prevent change, because light exposure will eventually make it disappear. It is a negative and positive image at the same time. Cyanotype uses the elements potassium, ferricyanide, and Ferric ammonium citrate. Sir John Herschel invented the cyanotype process. This process was unique during its time in which it did not use silver. To make this type of picture you first mix Ammonium ferric citrate and Potassium ferricyanide. After mixing the two together, apply the solution to a canvas or a material you can print the picture on. When you have finished applying the solution you place the object you want to make the picture on it. Depending the amount of UV exposure, the object can take several minutes or a few hours to fully print. After you have finished exposing the picture, rinse the canvas in water for at least five minutes to remove any unexposed chemicals. The end result after the canvas has dried will be a blue image of the object. Cyanotypes were used as blueprints for engineering or contact sheets. This process was very cheap and allowed many people to use it. How I Did My Own
General Akbar had just finished a recent battle with the Sith on Tatooine. During the battle he realized Jar Jar needed some training. To start, General Akbar wanted to help Jar Jar refine his grenade throws. They met outside of the camp at noon to start practice. For safety precautions General Akbar told Jar Jar to get the fake grenades, but what he did not know was Jar Jar had picked up real grenades by accident. So when Jar Jar threw the grenade they went to retrieve it. As General Akbar was about to retrieve the grenade, he realized it was not a dud. He quickly said, "Get back!" pushing Jar Jar away from the blast. The grenade produced a shock wave that repelled them and created a crater. Thankfully, General Akbar had Life Alert at his side to assist him from the injury. Without Life Alert General Akbar and Jar Jar would have died due to being paralyzed on the ground. Both of them were shortly transported to the hospital where a robot treated them. Unfortunately, there was a power outage during Jar Jar's operation and the workers were expecting the back up generator to kick in. Realizing the back generators were down too, the staff became more concerned about getting the power back up than finishing his operation. As a result, Jar Jar died from internal bleeding because no one was there to treat his injuries.
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