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Wednesday, February 25, 2015
Thursday, February 19, 2015
CE Quiz #4.4
1. How much more money could it cost Travis County drivers to register their car next year? Page A1 "Twin bills would pay..."
It would $10 extra dollars onto of the current fee.
2. How much does a cubic foot of snow weigh? How much does a cubic foot of ice weigh? Why is this important? Page A2 "New England roofs fail..."
A cubic foot of snow weighs 8 pounds but a cubic foot of ice weighs around 64 pounds. As snow falls on rooftops in England, they turn into ice and grow heavier. This increases the amount of rooftops collapsing on homes, buildings, and various structures.
3. What is the political cartoon by Dana Summers on page A11 trying to say, in your opinion?
To me, the trainer looks like our president and the wrestler he has been "training" is all of the Us or its military. The rather large, muscular one represents ISIS- a horrible terrorist group that has been threatening the US for quite some time now. In all, the cartoon is saying our weak president is kinda just saying we're "prepared to fight this big danger when really… we're not. We have no leadership nor guidance from our president and from the looks of our scrawny, older Uncle Bill we don't have a very good chance of winning these three matches. Not one match! Three.
4. What are some of the objects that Maureen Gilman added to her garden to give it more of a "family" feel? Page SA3 "Artifacts added to..."
(This was a very interesting article by the way.) Some of the artifacts Mrs.Gilman used were some metal landscape decorations, a wagon wheel, a battered anvil, and petal-like blades of a windmill.
5. What was the primary mode of advertising for music clubs in Austin's past AND which of the 8 pictured was your favorite? Page D1 (Austin 360) "Homegrown"
The primary mode was to forget the uncensored blast via social media and focus on art posters that would be plastered around the city. (I LOVE this idea so much. I can't tell you how much social media is such a pain in my ass and art is an expressive way to catch attention for music.) My favorite poster was the Gilbert Shelton one for its sixties/seventies style and hope the words kind of flow with the texture. I also liked the Willie Nelson one because, gosh, Willie is just awesome. :)
Short Answer:
The lead story in the Statesman today is about same-sex marriage. Please read the first part of the story on Page 1, if you want to read the entire story please do, but you don't need it to answer the question below.
What do you think about same-sex marriage? Should it be legal? Should a man be able to marry another man, or a woman to marry another woman? WHY or WHY NOT?
Wow, talk about controversy! This is definitely something I've thought about for a long time. Since the issue surfaced I've been thinking about it and trying to find where I stand. I'm the type of person who wants everyone to be themselves. I want people to do what makes them happy, what puts a smile on their face and make their hearts bloom and beat. If same sex couples want to be married for this to happen then I'm all for it. But then there is the fact that marriage has always been a special thing between a man and a woman only. The breaking of that rule begins to bend the definition of marriage. Oh, and then there's freedom which we are pleased with in this country and that comes up in these arguments as well… And sometimes I wonder if there could be an alternative solution we can create that is similar to marriage for same sex couples without angering the ones who stand for keeping the definition of marriage how it has always been.
In the end, everyone deserves to be happy and to be with their significant other. Love is a precious, fragile thing. It needs to be dealt with carefully and with lots of thought. So… I don't think I've found where I stand in this argument. But I will say my wish is for everyone to be content and pleased with the one they love. Because no matter what the sexuality, race, age, or gender of someone they deserve the same treatment and privileges the person next to them does.
It would $10 extra dollars onto of the current fee.
2. How much does a cubic foot of snow weigh? How much does a cubic foot of ice weigh? Why is this important? Page A2 "New England roofs fail..."
A cubic foot of snow weighs 8 pounds but a cubic foot of ice weighs around 64 pounds. As snow falls on rooftops in England, they turn into ice and grow heavier. This increases the amount of rooftops collapsing on homes, buildings, and various structures.
3. What is the political cartoon by Dana Summers on page A11 trying to say, in your opinion?
To me, the trainer looks like our president and the wrestler he has been "training" is all of the Us or its military. The rather large, muscular one represents ISIS- a horrible terrorist group that has been threatening the US for quite some time now. In all, the cartoon is saying our weak president is kinda just saying we're "prepared to fight this big danger when really… we're not. We have no leadership nor guidance from our president and from the looks of our scrawny, older Uncle Bill we don't have a very good chance of winning these three matches. Not one match! Three.
4. What are some of the objects that Maureen Gilman added to her garden to give it more of a "family" feel? Page SA3 "Artifacts added to..."
(This was a very interesting article by the way.) Some of the artifacts Mrs.Gilman used were some metal landscape decorations, a wagon wheel, a battered anvil, and petal-like blades of a windmill.
5. What was the primary mode of advertising for music clubs in Austin's past AND which of the 8 pictured was your favorite? Page D1 (Austin 360) "Homegrown"
The primary mode was to forget the uncensored blast via social media and focus on art posters that would be plastered around the city. (I LOVE this idea so much. I can't tell you how much social media is such a pain in my ass and art is an expressive way to catch attention for music.) My favorite poster was the Gilbert Shelton one for its sixties/seventies style and hope the words kind of flow with the texture. I also liked the Willie Nelson one because, gosh, Willie is just awesome. :)
Short Answer:
The lead story in the Statesman today is about same-sex marriage. Please read the first part of the story on Page 1, if you want to read the entire story please do, but you don't need it to answer the question below.
What do you think about same-sex marriage? Should it be legal? Should a man be able to marry another man, or a woman to marry another woman? WHY or WHY NOT?
Wow, talk about controversy! This is definitely something I've thought about for a long time. Since the issue surfaced I've been thinking about it and trying to find where I stand. I'm the type of person who wants everyone to be themselves. I want people to do what makes them happy, what puts a smile on their face and make their hearts bloom and beat. If same sex couples want to be married for this to happen then I'm all for it. But then there is the fact that marriage has always been a special thing between a man and a woman only. The breaking of that rule begins to bend the definition of marriage. Oh, and then there's freedom which we are pleased with in this country and that comes up in these arguments as well… And sometimes I wonder if there could be an alternative solution we can create that is similar to marriage for same sex couples without angering the ones who stand for keeping the definition of marriage how it has always been.
In the end, everyone deserves to be happy and to be with their significant other. Love is a precious, fragile thing. It needs to be dealt with carefully and with lots of thought. So… I don't think I've found where I stand in this argument. But I will say my wish is for everyone to be content and pleased with the one they love. Because no matter what the sexuality, race, age, or gender of someone they deserve the same treatment and privileges the person next to them does.
Thursday, February 12, 2015
Lone Star Dispatch #4 Review
Front Page
Annual Teach of the Year story covered the event where Band teacher Kimberly Shuttlesworth won TOTY for 2014-2015. The article interviewed Shuttlesworth and got her side of the story and her thoughts.
Who?: Kimberly Shuttlesworth
What?: She won TOTY award
Where?: At Bowie
When?: Currently, recent
Why?: Awarded because of her outstanding skills and how she takes her time and skills beyond just being a teacher
How?: They awarded her with a surprise, giving lots of flowers, balloons, and different treats.
Who was quoted in the story?: Bree Zuberier, Kimberly Shuttlesworth, ˙Henry Cardenas, Angela Traylor
What quote was the strongest in your opinion?: "I was in shock, you just never expect to get that kind of thing. At Bowie there's a high quality of teaching, so anybody could probably get it…" Shuttlesworth
Did the lead sentence make you want to keep reading?: Yes
Was the conclusion a quote or a statement?: Statement
Student Life
Who?: Students of Bowie
What?: Students and how Relationships work with them
Where?: Bowie
When?: Current time
Why?: /
How?: Relationships form through HighSchool as people get to know one another
Who was quoted in the story?: Anna Ambrosino, Ethan Long, Alejandro Garcia
What quote was the strongest in your opinion?: "I think high school relationships are learning experiences where you figure out the qualities you like or don't like in someone who could be potential wife/husband in the future… Some relationships are damaging to both people involved, whether it is because you start neglecting your grades because you only want to spend time with your boy/girlfriend or you start neglecting your other friends and family to spend every waking moment with your significant other." Garcia
Did the lead sentence make you want to keep reading?: Yes
Was the conclusion a quote or a statement?: Quote
News
The Mr. Bulldog pageant to be held Valentine's Day will occur on Valetine's Day. The article covers what people are expecting and hoping for.
Who?: Seniors of Bowie, Bowie students and administration
What?: A fun event/show by seniors
Where?: Bowie
When?:" Valentine's Day
Why?: To raise money for other functions and to give entertainment to the students
How?: 15 boy seniors will participate the pageant-like show
Who was quoted in the story?: Jimmy Ellerbrock, Lance Blue
What quote was the strongest in your opinion?: "I don't really care about the outcome, just the fact that I'm participating in the show and I'm having fun while doing it is what matters the most" Blue
Did the lead sentence make you want to keep reading?: No
Was the conclusion a quote or a statement?: Quote
In Depth
This article goes in depth with the new law regarding hands free cell phone driving. The writer gave many facts and statistics about the new policy and what people think of it.
Who?: All people of Austin
What?: A new policy has been put into action about phone usage and driving
Where?: Austin
When?: Currently
Why?: To help prevent accidents involving phone usage and driving
How?: Signing the policy into action and alerting the people of Austin
Who was quoted in the story?: Marielle Lopez, Lauren Guilette, Stacy Stacher
What quote was the strongest in your opinion?: "I am for the hands free policy… It promises to be a successful way to prevent a lot of texting related accidents. I personally haven't known anyone who was involved in texting related accidents but I've read some of the studies on them and agree that it is important to prevent these accidents." (Stacher)
Did the lead sentence make you want to keep reading?: Yes
Was the conclusion a quote or a statement?: Quote
Sports
Bowie's boys soccer team has just started their season, the article covering how it's been going and what is expected of them through the rest of the Winter. Players of all ages were interviewed and the article gets their opinion and thoughts on how games and practices have been going.
Who?: Bowie Boy soccer players
What?: coverage of the soccer season so far
Where?: Bowie
When?: Currently, this Winter sports season
Why?: To give information to students and readers about how the team has been doing and what is expected
How?: Giving information and opinions from the players
Who was quoted in the story?: Ryan Logan, Cash Cavitt, Chandler Thompson
What quote was the strongest in your opinion?: "I definitely want them to make playoffs, get to a regional tournament and just to find a way to overall play consistently every time." Logan
Did the lead sentence make you want to keep reading?: No
Was the conclusion a quote or a statement?: Quote
Entertainment
The Golden Globes article covers what students thought of the winners, the show, and the events that occurred during it. It also shows different shows coming up soon.
Who?: Students of Bowie, Golden Globe Authorities and Celebrities
What?: The Golden Globes show was recently aired.
Where?: California
When?: A few weeks ago
Why?: To give awards to some of pop cultures favorite people and entertainment
How?: People voted all over the world for certain subjects or things that they thought deserved a golden globe award
Who was quoted in the story?: Allie London, Abbie Clayboss, Lucy Benschoter, Barbara Frazier, Sabrina Der
What quote was the strongest in your opinion?: "I feel that award shows are cool and all, but they are making a big deal out of something that's not that important." (Benschoter)
Did the lead sentence make you want to keep reading? Yes
Was the conclusion a quote or a statement? Quote
Commentary
Austin is becoming a graffiti central as austinites spread the art around town. The opinion piece discusses what the author thinks as well as what other people are thinking.
Who?: Austin Residents
What?: Graffiti is becoming bigger in Austin
Where?: Austin, Texas
When?: Currently
Why?: Artists want to continue to put their art out to the streets.
How?: Some people are voicing their opinion, but the artists are still continuing to put their mark on Austin
Who was quoted in the story?: No one was
What quote was the strongest in your opinion?: There were no quotes
Did the lead sentence make you want to keep reading?: Yes
Was the conclusion a quote or a statement?: Statement
Annual Teach of the Year story covered the event where Band teacher Kimberly Shuttlesworth won TOTY for 2014-2015. The article interviewed Shuttlesworth and got her side of the story and her thoughts.
Who?: Kimberly Shuttlesworth
What?: She won TOTY award
Where?: At Bowie
When?: Currently, recent
Why?: Awarded because of her outstanding skills and how she takes her time and skills beyond just being a teacher
How?: They awarded her with a surprise, giving lots of flowers, balloons, and different treats.
Who was quoted in the story?: Bree Zuberier, Kimberly Shuttlesworth, ˙Henry Cardenas, Angela Traylor
What quote was the strongest in your opinion?: "I was in shock, you just never expect to get that kind of thing. At Bowie there's a high quality of teaching, so anybody could probably get it…" Shuttlesworth
Did the lead sentence make you want to keep reading?: Yes
Was the conclusion a quote or a statement?: Statement
Student Life
Who?: Students of Bowie
What?: Students and how Relationships work with them
Where?: Bowie
When?: Current time
Why?: /
How?: Relationships form through HighSchool as people get to know one another
Who was quoted in the story?: Anna Ambrosino, Ethan Long, Alejandro Garcia
What quote was the strongest in your opinion?: "I think high school relationships are learning experiences where you figure out the qualities you like or don't like in someone who could be potential wife/husband in the future… Some relationships are damaging to both people involved, whether it is because you start neglecting your grades because you only want to spend time with your boy/girlfriend or you start neglecting your other friends and family to spend every waking moment with your significant other." Garcia
Did the lead sentence make you want to keep reading?: Yes
Was the conclusion a quote or a statement?: Quote
News
The Mr. Bulldog pageant to be held Valentine's Day will occur on Valetine's Day. The article covers what people are expecting and hoping for.
Who?: Seniors of Bowie, Bowie students and administration
What?: A fun event/show by seniors
Where?: Bowie
When?:" Valentine's Day
Why?: To raise money for other functions and to give entertainment to the students
How?: 15 boy seniors will participate the pageant-like show
Who was quoted in the story?: Jimmy Ellerbrock, Lance Blue
What quote was the strongest in your opinion?: "I don't really care about the outcome, just the fact that I'm participating in the show and I'm having fun while doing it is what matters the most" Blue
Did the lead sentence make you want to keep reading?: No
Was the conclusion a quote or a statement?: Quote
In Depth
This article goes in depth with the new law regarding hands free cell phone driving. The writer gave many facts and statistics about the new policy and what people think of it.
Who?: All people of Austin
What?: A new policy has been put into action about phone usage and driving
Where?: Austin
When?: Currently
Why?: To help prevent accidents involving phone usage and driving
How?: Signing the policy into action and alerting the people of Austin
Who was quoted in the story?: Marielle Lopez, Lauren Guilette, Stacy Stacher
What quote was the strongest in your opinion?: "I am for the hands free policy… It promises to be a successful way to prevent a lot of texting related accidents. I personally haven't known anyone who was involved in texting related accidents but I've read some of the studies on them and agree that it is important to prevent these accidents." (Stacher)
Did the lead sentence make you want to keep reading?: Yes
Was the conclusion a quote or a statement?: Quote
Sports
Bowie's boys soccer team has just started their season, the article covering how it's been going and what is expected of them through the rest of the Winter. Players of all ages were interviewed and the article gets their opinion and thoughts on how games and practices have been going.
Who?: Bowie Boy soccer players
What?: coverage of the soccer season so far
Where?: Bowie
When?: Currently, this Winter sports season
Why?: To give information to students and readers about how the team has been doing and what is expected
How?: Giving information and opinions from the players
Who was quoted in the story?: Ryan Logan, Cash Cavitt, Chandler Thompson
What quote was the strongest in your opinion?: "I definitely want them to make playoffs, get to a regional tournament and just to find a way to overall play consistently every time." Logan
Did the lead sentence make you want to keep reading?: No
Was the conclusion a quote or a statement?: Quote
Entertainment
The Golden Globes article covers what students thought of the winners, the show, and the events that occurred during it. It also shows different shows coming up soon.
Who?: Students of Bowie, Golden Globe Authorities and Celebrities
What?: The Golden Globes show was recently aired.
Where?: California
When?: A few weeks ago
Why?: To give awards to some of pop cultures favorite people and entertainment
How?: People voted all over the world for certain subjects or things that they thought deserved a golden globe award
Who was quoted in the story?: Allie London, Abbie Clayboss, Lucy Benschoter, Barbara Frazier, Sabrina Der
What quote was the strongest in your opinion?: "I feel that award shows are cool and all, but they are making a big deal out of something that's not that important." (Benschoter)
Did the lead sentence make you want to keep reading? Yes
Was the conclusion a quote or a statement? Quote
Commentary
Austin is becoming a graffiti central as austinites spread the art around town. The opinion piece discusses what the author thinks as well as what other people are thinking.
Who?: Austin Residents
What?: Graffiti is becoming bigger in Austin
Where?: Austin, Texas
When?: Currently
Why?: Artists want to continue to put their art out to the streets.
How?: Some people are voicing their opinion, but the artists are still continuing to put their mark on Austin
Who was quoted in the story?: No one was
What quote was the strongest in your opinion?: There were no quotes
Did the lead sentence make you want to keep reading?: Yes
Was the conclusion a quote or a statement?: Statement
Photography
1. What is your favorite photo in the entire paper?
My favorite photo was the one from the Evita article, of Giselle Lozano
1A. Why is this your favorite?
I love the colors in the photo as well as how the subject is framed around the other girls.
1B. What rules of photo composition are evident?
Framing, Rule of Thirds
2. What is your least favorite photo in the entire paper?
I'm going to have to say my least favorite was the one of Hailey Walker in the softball article, in Sports.
2A. Why is this your least favorite?
The subject's feet are cut off, there's a lot of commotion and action going on in the background, and it's a bit blurry.
3. If you were a photographer on staff, which event/photo assignment would you have liked to do for this issue? You will need to look through the entire paper and see the topics covered and decide which one you think would have been fun.
The Evita article would have been something I'd love to cover and take photos for.
4. Overall, how would you rate the photography in this issue? What were the strong points and weak points.
Out of five stars I'd say 3.5. There were some really good photos in here but the cropping of the photos could be worked on. I also think improving overall skills of basic photography rules would make a major impact on the photography.
Tuesday, February 10, 2015
Africa and Abandoned Theme Parks
The photographer's (Nick Brandt) words and thoughts are beautiful. Not only is he talented in the art of photography- he is also brilliantly eloquent! I'm quite surprised by how passionate he was by this, having to wait days or weeks to get one specific photo. It must have been an incredible adventure he embarked.
This photo is mesmerizing. At first I thought this photo had to be photoshopped, but it actually is not. I love the lighting coming through the clouds and how well the giraffes were set in this photograph. It's almost too pretty to be… well, real!
I definitely see rule of thirds. Even though there are multiple giraffes in this photograph, the main subject is the animal closest to the lens, on the far right. Also, the horizon is around the bottom line that is used with Rule of Thirds.
Brandt uses a Pentax 67II with only two fix lenses. This is important for how he has to get close to the animals to capture their features. It also creates the old look to the photographs, adding a beautiful effect.
He fell in love with the animals of Eastern Africa while filming in Tanzania. He knew he couldn't capture how much he loved these animals with just film, so he decided to use photography as a replacement.
Brandt wants to show people these animals in their state of living- of being. It is not about trying to get action or drama of them, but more simplicity, more of how these animals are just naturally. He wants to capture these moments before their Being is gone.
"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." - Nick Brandt
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Chippewa Lake Park, Medina County, Ohio is definitely the one I would like to go take photos at. The big hippie I am, I love anything old and to do with nature. This amusement park is filled with plants, trees, natural wreckage, and plenty of vines climbing over everything. The park also seems to blend in with the park's old wooden rides. It's very eerie!
1. Abandoned Hospitals
2. Caves (Water, Underground, etc.)
3. Abandoned Mansions
4. Dark, Dense Forests
5. Contemporary Art Museums
I love, love forests and the woods. Being able to go to a creepy, dense, dark forest like this one while creating beautiful photos there? That sounds lovely, lovely, lovely. I'd want to take scenery shots of the land and its elements, also possibly having a model and creating unique art with nature and the person with it.
I would need money for a plane trip, my DSLR camera, and a tripod. I'd also need to find the right forest, do some research on the different ones I'm interested in. The laws that I would use is Fill the Frame and Rule of Thirds. I'd also need to find a place to stay and plan out how long I'd be there to shoot the photos.
Thursday, February 5, 2015
Front Pages of the World
1. What is your favorite newspaper front page? Why?
My favorite is Illawarra Mercury, printed in Australia. I really liked how big the main photo was on it and how the cover is only the biggest story.
2.What is your favorite headline from that newspaper? Why are you interested in it?
Colorful Mystery of Bench- this just sounds like an interesting read to me and it caught my attention.
3.How many stories are on the front page of your favorite?
Only one
4.What do you notice that all newspaper front pages have in common? Look at design, size of photos, size of story text, etc.
The have a main front cover, a few smaller stories and a main story. They have other headlines along there top and sides. Each newspaper also has different fonts but they are easy to read and the title is bold.
5.What are things that vary (or are different) on the front pages of different newspapers? Look at design, size of photos, size of headlines, etc.
The size of text is varying when it comes to titles and headlines. Fonts are different and so are the colors. Some newspapers have a few stories on the page and other ones have much more.
My favorite is Illawarra Mercury, printed in Australia. I really liked how big the main photo was on it and how the cover is only the biggest story.
2.What is your favorite headline from that newspaper? Why are you interested in it?
Colorful Mystery of Bench- this just sounds like an interesting read to me and it caught my attention.
3.How many stories are on the front page of your favorite?
Only one
4.What do you notice that all newspaper front pages have in common? Look at design, size of photos, size of story text, etc.
The have a main front cover, a few smaller stories and a main story. They have other headlines along there top and sides. Each newspaper also has different fonts but they are easy to read and the title is bold.
5.What are things that vary (or are different) on the front pages of different newspapers? Look at design, size of photos, size of headlines, etc.
The size of text is varying when it comes to titles and headlines. Fonts are different and so are the colors. Some newspapers have a few stories on the page and other ones have much more.
Monday, February 2, 2015
CE Quiz
1. Who won the Super Bowl, what was the score and who won the MVP of the game? Page C1
New England won 28-24 and the MVP was Tom Brady
2. Where can you go in Texas to see bison in their natural habitat? Page B1 "State Park's bison..."
Caprock Canyons State Park, northeast of Lubbock
3. Why are profits drastically falling for major oil companies? Page B5 "Big Oil facing…"
Oil prices decreased dramatically.
4. In the Photo Extra section - tell me which photo in this 4 page section is your favorite and why? Also tell me what rules of photography you see evident in the photo.
Golf in the Dessert is probably my favorite. I loved how all of the colors in it seem to be part of the same pallet and how it gradients through the photography- from lightest to darkest. The photographer used Rule of Thirds here.
5. Why do Texans not really need a groundhog in Pennsylvania to tell them what the weather will be like the next six weeks? Page D1 "Happy Groundhog..."
We have armadillos who do a similar thing
Short Answer:
Read the Water Cooler on page A11
The topic of this discussion held on-line is whether Texans should be able to openly carry handguns on their person.
What do you think about this? Do you think anyone should be able to wear a handgun around their waist as they go about their daily business. Make sure you tell me WHY you think this.
New England won 28-24 and the MVP was Tom Brady
2. Where can you go in Texas to see bison in their natural habitat? Page B1 "State Park's bison..."
Caprock Canyons State Park, northeast of Lubbock
3. Why are profits drastically falling for major oil companies? Page B5 "Big Oil facing…"
Oil prices decreased dramatically.
4. In the Photo Extra section - tell me which photo in this 4 page section is your favorite and why? Also tell me what rules of photography you see evident in the photo.
Golf in the Dessert is probably my favorite. I loved how all of the colors in it seem to be part of the same pallet and how it gradients through the photography- from lightest to darkest. The photographer used Rule of Thirds here.
5. Why do Texans not really need a groundhog in Pennsylvania to tell them what the weather will be like the next six weeks? Page D1 "Happy Groundhog..."
We have armadillos who do a similar thing
Short Answer:
Read the Water Cooler on page A11
The topic of this discussion held on-line is whether Texans should be able to openly carry handguns on their person.
What do you think about this? Do you think anyone should be able to wear a handgun around their waist as they go about their daily business. Make sure you tell me WHY you think this.
People having guns is the main reason things like shootings begin. I don't believe open carry of a gun should be allowed for every single person on the street and have it with them at all times. It just doesn't seem like a good idea to me, being the worrier I am always. I see lots of mistakes and bad consequences in having handguns on everyone.
Aperture, ISO, Shutter Speed
APERTURE
F16
F2.8
1. What part of the body should we closely relate aperture?
The pupil in your eye
2. Finish this sentence - the smaller the Aperture the larger the f-stop, the higher the Aperture the smaller the f-stop.
3. In your own words tell me how aperture impacts Depth of Field?
Aperture can change how much of the background (the Depth of Field) is blurred or clear.
SHUTTER SPEED
Low shutter speed
High shutter speed
1. If you were assigned to shoot at Bulldogs and Hotdogs night, which was a few months ago, what shutter speeds do you think you would have to shoot at the following events that night I would like you to answer the question for the following two situations:
At the beginning while the sun was still up and the courtyard had reasonable good light
a.) a booth in the middle of the yard near the Tree Low, High
b.) a food booth outside under one of the big red awnings Low, High
c.) the Stars performance inside the gym High, Low
d.) students dancing near the center of the courtyard High, Low
e.) people streaming in from the front doors Low, High
f.) the basketball booth where students are shooting basketballs at a hoop High, Low
2. "Shutter Priority" is when the camera sets the aperture automatically itself and "Manual" where you set it, not the camera.
ISO
Low ISO
High ISO
1. What are the advantages of shoot at a higher ISO at a sporting event like basketball or a night football game? You get more light and your photos become brighter.
2. What suggestions did the author make about using a low ISO? Use regularly, becomes high quality with lots of light, use in dim or darker places to create a ghostly effect.
3. What suggestions did the author make about using a high ISO? When there is not enough light, indoors, to freeze motion, to get really fast shots.
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