Proportion- Big to small

Baraka

Baraka was a very good nonverbal film that shared many pictures such as churches, landscapes, religious ceremonies, cities, people, tribes, and ancient ruins from 24 different countries with 152 different locations. What was interesting to me was that the film had no plot, no actors, and no script. The images were beautiful and contained a lot of the elements that we studied in photography class. I loved how it mainly portrayed the different cultures, countries, and people. It showed images that I had not even known existed in the world, such as the tribe of men that chanted, danced, and waved their hands in the air in unison.

Facebook pictures

Dear Shivani,
I looked over your Tahoe album on facebook and enjoyed flipping through the pictures. I didnt know you snowboard. There wasn't many elements and principles, but its okay because it's only facebook. I did like some of your pictures such as the one with the camera looking up at a tree covered in snow. Also, there was one with two snowboarders to the left side and the sun coming up behind the trees in the center of the picutre.
-- Evin

Sports photography

I used a 20 year old camera that uses film so the quality wasn't that great

Photoessay pictures

Portrait Photography Notes

-be curious of other people

-locations=getting a subject and surrounding

-best done with a low ISO setting

-controlled background, focus on subject

-fast lens for focus

-controlled lighting-choose angle where lighting hits your subject

-location with light is good

-best light is soft and off camera mode

-best place is outside with an overcast day

-you should stand 10-15 ft away when taking a picture

-90-109 mL long lens

-prime lenses give better quality

-standard digital cameras are best for this

-environmental - wide angle lens

-capturing spirit is most important

-give your subject some room

-zoom= 70-200/ 2.8

Michael Ray

Michael ray graduated art school in 1970. He began his career as the in-house photographer for image studio, a design firm in Kentucky. Working there, he understood photography more in complementing design and enhancing communication. He also began photographing food and fell in love with representing flavors and scents through visual images. Michael worked for clients such as sears, spiegal, and montgomery ward. Since his schooting space was near the studios kitchen, Michael handled the majority of projects requiring food, this enabled Michael to develope expertise in lighting, shooting food, also chrome and glassware.

www.foodportfolio.com/food_photography/index.html

Photo Journalism

By Alfred Eisenstaedt, the famous "kiss picture" taken on VJ day. This is important because it was victory in japan day and it emphasizes the couple reuniting. Mood is romantic and welcoming. The impact is the two people in heat of passion and that it is in black and white it gives it more of an emoitonal feeling.




By mike simmons the scene is two people hugging and crying over the tragic accident in the backround. Mike simmons emphasized the two people hugging and purposfully made the backround blurry so that he could focus on the mood of the two people who are sad.





by Brian L Frank this scene is the incident in mexico last year due to drug violence. 4,000 people were murdered. Brian Frank uses black and white to emphasize the people in the back round and the first thing you stare at is the mans arm with the tattoo. This shows destruction and violence.

Mercy Day 1

Chapter 2 notes

This picture represents proportion
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this picture represents balance http://mdb7.ibibo.com/0055361655a1ffc7465645f5f1aca7c494996b428e0e2693accf614423c1d7d54d1e1e7c100d0400f995ef78b008b7734424b9df1.jpeg/balance-table-lake-cloud-photography.jpeg





This picture represents a building that has pattern
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This picture represents texture



This picture represents Space (https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiazryWUYKQEXLfhdFeRZbdtblTg-oaA_sxHFrNBto_16Qe47n2QQSWIBXHJWADvlrCZecP1VE7b3J6aO7_hhFDsWLsfJgkyOFfovwHG0UQqXzcHwOb9PaJXEr9fU1K7y6JlmuVsBinnrWE/s1600/VanDuzer_Leigh_12.jpg










This picture represents Hue, Saturation, and Value


-a line is a point moving in space
-a line can be thick or thin, or in between, and it can change direction as it moves.
-a shape is created when a line meets itself
-flowing curves and random outlines are common features
-like lines, shapes can be real or implied
-form is similar to shape, but while shape is flat and two-dimensional, form has volume and is three-dimensional
-light is a photographers medium
-hue- name of a color like green, blue, or yellow, colors that are found in white light
-saturation-intensity or purity of a color (only color red w/ no other colors)
-value-refers to the lightness or darkness of colors
-Space is the two dimensional arrangement of objects in a photograph. Space also refers to the three dimensional illusion of depth in the image.
-Texture appeals to the sense of touch. Its more than a visual element.
-it is a physical sensation and memory
-Pattern is achieved by the repetition of any elements of art
-balance is the appearance of equal visual weight within a composition
-Proportion is the relationship between the sizes of objects or components in an image.

Group Photos

elements and principles

Sunprints before and after

Before

After

Photographic Autobiography