yearbook,elements,and notes

1.sport teams
2.index
3.baby photos
4.clubs
5.band
6.name of school
7.volume
8.pictures of students/staff in order from last name
9.school funracers
10.prom

notes

things that should be in every good yearbook
1. a cover- The theme,year,school name,volume
2.student ads colophon
theme-reflections
(first page)Alyssa Lown a dancer at a school game and other pictures of students(2 front and back end sheet-holds the cover)
table of contens, theme,
the 1st page-the theme,fax number,school name, address,mascot,website,student/staff population,(title page)
spread-two pages that work together that are next to each other
deviders-different sections
back of book-long story,blank,blank,picture and story,story, picture,pictures and a month calener,picture, picture, index, index

Making a Black and White print

1.) List the materials (equipment) necessary to make a black and white print:
Timers, Drying Cabinets,Tongs Or Spatula, Enlargers, Focusing Aids,Safe lights

2.) List the chemicals we might be using to make a print and where one would buy those chemicals:
developer, stop bath, fixer found at the Kodak website
3.) Summarize in one or two paragraphs the process from start to finish:


4.) Post a photo of the equipment necessary to make a black and white print:

Define the following words (make sure its from the photographic perspective):

1. emulsion-a light-sensitive coating on paper or film; consists of fine grains of silver bromide suspended in a gelatin.
2. aperture-is referred to the lens diaphragm opening inside a photographic lens.
3. masking easel-a frame, often with adjustable masks, used to hold photographic paper flat and control borders when printing enlargements.
4. exposure-is the total amount of light allowed to fall on the photographic medium.
5. safe light-A filtered light thats used in a darkroom to allow you to see while handling light sensitive material.
6. dodging-decreases the exposure for areas of the print that the photographer wishes to be lighter
7. burning-increases the exposure to areas of the print that should be darker.

Drug Cartels in Mexico

The drug cartels have murdered over 2,000 people and everyday more people are killed. After two years of arrested many key figures there is still not much change. People don't go out out night on then streets because"The cartels, own the night."The cops in Juarez were masks to keep their identities unknown and protect the safety of their families."Only in Juarez do the good guys wear masks." Being a journalists is very dangerous job because 65 journalists have been murdered since 2000. The people of Juarez live in a non-stop killing zone. Its a very sad and scary place to be and live in because of the drug cartels.

The photo that is my favorite is  a car with blood splattered on the window inside and it is cracked and the back door is open. Simplifying and rule of thirds are the technical aspects the photographer used to make the picture interesting I like this photo because the blood and window cracked show the realism of the drug cartels. It leaves you wondering how the blood got there and why the window is cracked.

Post Shoot Reflection

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 had a hard time getting the people in the frame. I tried not to cut any one off.

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. Focus. I made sure the person was not blurry and I could see the clearly.

3. Explain how you attempted to use at least one of the advanced composition techniques you learned in class while shooting. I tried to use leading lines by using objects to lead the eyes through the photo.

4. What would you do differently the next time you shoot to improve your photographs?
I would try to get the light meter in the middle, i was hard because sometimes it wouldn't move no matter what I did

Processing Black and White photos

1.) List the materials (equipment) necessary to process black and white film: A metal or plastic film tank,Three dark plastic containers to hold chemistry,Graduates (used to measure chemicals),Stirring Rods,Scissors,thermometer, Film Squeegees,Timers,A darkroom timer,Running water,A can opener,A room that is totally light proof,Developer ,Glacial Acetic Acid (optional, for Stop Bath),Fixer,and developer.

2.) List the chemicals we might be using in the darkroom and where one would buy those chemicals:Stop Bath, Fixer, Developer, from Kodak web site.

3.) Summarize in one or two paragraphs the process from start to finish:

    Take the film out in a darkroom with a can opener then load the film into a plastic film reel. next put it into the film tank..Then set up the chemicals in the tanks. Have the film go though the Developer(Measure the temp of the developer with a thermometer) then the fixer and last the stop bath.Make sure the temperature of the chemicals is 65-75 degrees. Time in each step will every from the type of Developer,fixer, and stop bath you use.

4.) Post a photo of the equipment necessary to process film:

5.) Post a photo of the chemicals necessary to process film:

1. Contact sheet-is a photo print of your film negatives. 

2. Agitation-helps speed up and even the development and prevents spotting or staining.

3. Enlarger-is a projector that project a negative onto photographic paper in an enlarged form.

4. Developer-A solution for developing a film or photographic paper

5. Stop Bath-A diffusion of acetic acid used between the developer and the fixer to arrest development and extend the life of the fixer.

6.Fixer-A chemical solution that makes a photographic image sensitive to light.

What the pros are doing - Repetition

Friday, October 26, 2007
Doe-Eyed
Lisa Simpson appears on television screens on a new Singapore Airlines Airbus A380 after its inaugural passenger flight from Singapore to Sydney, Australia.

The computer screen of Lisa is repeted and it draws your eyes from the bottom to the top.



Volumes of Vino
Wine bottles await tasting during the 27th International Wine Challenge in London, England.

The wine bottles repeat through out the whole picture and it draws your eyes all around the photo.



Jolly Good Campaign Stop
Scottish Conservative politicians hop on the party's campaign bus in Edinburgh.

The four people all have smiles and their thumbs so they are repeated. They draw your eyes to the left to the right of the photo.

American Soldier slideshow and captions

1A. What is the most powerful image from the slide shows? Why?
 It shows their first assignment and they look tried.
B. What sequence of photographs is the most powerful? Why?
life in Iraq. It shows how the solders life and what they see everyday.
c. How do the images work together to tell a story?
It starts before He joins the army and the steps it took to be in the army.Then the stuff he goes through while in the army and when he comes home.

2A. For the photos in which Ian is the main subject of the photos, in what tense are the verbs usually written?
In present tense.
B. How do the captions enhance the photographs?
I tells you who is in it and what they are going so it gets you more into the photo.

3A. Oct. 9th at 4:00pm Sara crys because her son lan is going back to the Army. She is waiting for him to get out of the meeting so she can see him.

Nov. 10th at 5:00pm  Ian is waiting to go back to combat. He cleaned his room to past the time by.

May 11th at 2:30pm Ian and his wife Jaye are getting their new place ready. It is their first place together and they know its going to be hard by them self's.

4A. How do these other features enhance the photographs?
It tells the story more than the subtitles and the music gives it more feeling.

B. In what ways are videos better than photographs? Provide an example from the Denver Post Web site.
You get to know more in videos and really feel the emotion from the story.

C. In what ways are photos better than videos? Provide an example from the Denver Post Web site.
The photos not take up a lot of time. Its not as time consuming as listening to someone talk for a long time.