Self Potrait 2

1. Get closer to the subject it won't make an impact.

2. Setting in witch you make your pictures is important because they help the viewer understand your subject better.

3. A self portrait doesn't have to be of yourself. 

Enviromental Potrait

I chooses this picture because it looks like the guy makes his own things 

..& i liked it because it shows that he's a good person

i choosed this picture because it shows that he's a poor man 

and looks like he struggles in life

Photography Self Potrait 

I Choosed this picture because it shows that he guy isn't scared and shows that he goes strength 

I Choosed this picture because it shows that it keeps goin and join ..& cosse it starts the opposite way

Casual Potrait

i Choosed this picture because he looks like he's mature and is a business man

i chooses this picture because it shows that he knows how to dress

Fashion

1.)  The models face were shifted down, her neck was raised, her head was made a little bigger, and her eyebrows were raise.

 

2.) Ethically yes because its a commercial and the model new they were doing it but from my personal opinion i don't think they should've changed her face and neck around.

 

3.) Yes there are circumstances  in which it would be more ethically acceptable to manipulate the photo as they did.

 

4.) If you ask me no changes really are acceptable unless your just fixing the background or the photo it self, not the actual model.

 

5.) Fashion photography is pretty much modeling and self portraits mainly. photojournalism is taking any and ever type of photo you can.

 

6.) Each type of photography shows what happens when no one i spaying attention. it sort of gives a reality check ti certain people about some of the issues that are captured. This affects the ethical practice  of each type of photography because just like that video photography can capture what people really do to make models look the way they do.

Sim Cam

F4: 1/60th of a second shutter speed. The couple looks clear and the background is blurry so they pop out.
F5.6: 1/60th of a second shutter speed. The couple stands out from the background and look clear.
F8: 1/60th of a second shutter speed. They look better, they photo doesn't look dark like the rest. The background is still a little blurry, which makes the couple stand out.
F11: 1/60th of a second shutter speed. The photo looks better than the other shutter speeds, the other ones look dark and blurry. The background isn't as blurry anymore.
F16: 1/30th of a second shutter speed. Even though you can see the background clear, the couple still stands out and they don't look blury.
F22: 1/8th of a second shutter speed. In this shutter speed the couple looks clear and the photo isn't dark. But the background is visible and its clear.
As the shutter speeds get lower, the people in the photo get really blurry. The photographer can fix this problem by maybe putting the couple in a different position or in a different colored background or in another type of lighting. The longest shutter speed would be typically 30 seconds.

Lytro Warm Up

1.) You had options to blurr out the background on the photo and move the things inside the photo around.


2.) It lets you mess with the settings and create sort of a video photo, which is cool.


3.) You would need to know how to work the manuel settings and know the basic rules of photojournalism.

4.) I think it's worth the money so you can have memories.  

Rules Of Photography Part 2

Rules Of Thirds 

Balancing  Elements 

 

Leading Lines

Symmetry and Patterns

 

ViewPoint

BackGround

Create Depth

Framing

 

Croping

Mergers and avoiding them

American Soldier

1. picture 5 for me, because it shows that him and his dad are really close, and how its hard leaving your loved ones and going off to the army. Its especially hard for the parents seeing there kids go off.

Set 1: picture 1 to picture 7

Set 2: picture 11 to 34

Set 3: 50-58 to 69

Set 4: 71-83

C. The images are in order from the way things happened, and they tell the story very well.

3.

a.  present tense

b. It helps tell a little more of whats behind the reason of the photo being taken.

4.

a.

Image 79 : Ian & his girlfriend embrace each other passionately for the first time since he left Denver for the army. Very heart felt moment.

Image 82 : Ian & his soon to be wife, are making it official in the court room saying their vows as the judge marrys them.

Image 17 : Ian begins to realize its not a game, as the sergeant gets in his face. Very intense.

5.

a. it really explains everything in more detail, n how everyone took the fact that he was leaving to the army.

b. The first video where his parents were talking, it gave more of an explanation as to why it was really hard to leave his dad more then anything and the close bond that they had.

c. a picture says 1000 words.

Aperture ISO Shutter Speed

 

F2.8

F16