Part One

1. My reaction to his work is that it was confusing. It also kind of hurt my eyes. But, at the same time it thought it was really cool how he rotated his work.

2. I think the way he made these photos is that he had his one photo and rotated it. Or, he also copied it and then pasted it and then rotated the image. But keeping the middle section of the image in the center of the image.

3. I think that one concrete structure that would work for these types of photos is the statue of liberty. Because, she is straight up and just like all the other photos that this man took.

Favorite Photo from Academics/Community Service

1.  I picked this photo because I think is a good photo. I don't mean that it looks good, but that the things going on in the photo are good. The people are feeding the homeless, and it is just such a nice thing to do, and something that I have done before, and it was so much fun. Also, it makes you feel good, because you re doing something good for others.

2.  The rules of photography that evident in this photo are rule of thirds. The action is off to the sides because there is a bunch of color to the side, so it draws your attention there.

3.  I think that I could take photos at a science fair, like the ones I saw today.
4.  I think I would like to take photos in Mrs. Dobrenels room.
5.  Things I would do to take photos I saw from today would to go to a place full of excitement, and where there are always things going on.

Filling the Frame

This picture shows"filling the frame". I think this because there are more people in the picture, but they are bung cut off, so that means they the photographer is trying to get people in the picture as much as they can. Or, "filling the frame".

Action and Emotion

This picture shows action an emotion. I think this because something has exploded, and so the girls are laughing and surprised. Also, there is a lot of stuff flying everywhere. 

The Story

This photo shows the best story. I think this because there a lot of students hand in hand, despite their differences, they still come together when there is something they care about. I think the story is that they're praying over someone they knew, that passed away. 

Photo Manipulation and Ethics

1. On Aprils Fools day a photographer named Menahem Kahana took a photo. Some one else fooled around with the photo before it was posted in the newspaper. The photo got passed around many times for people to fooled around with it.

2. I honestly don't see anything wrong with these photos. I think they are acceptable photos. I have definitely seen better action shots, but these photos aren't horrible.



A. The photo is unethical. I am confused by this photo. Are the people being forced to do something? Or being saved?

B. This photo is the least unethical. Because under the photo, it explains what is going on. All the other ones confuse me on what is going on, or what the topic is about. 

Great Black and White Photographers Part 2

Eadweard Muybridge

- Was born on April 9th,1830

-He died on May 8th,1904. He died at his birthplace. 

-He was born in Kingston upon Thames, United Kingdom, and died there.

-For his job he was a Filmmaker, Photographer, and Inventor.

-His wife had an affair, and so he killed the man that had and affair with her. 

-When he was 20 year old, he immigrated to America.

-he was a commission merchant for the London Printing and Publishing Company when he moved to America

-It doesn't say anything about him going to college, or his education.

-Muybridge is best known for his demonstration that movement could be broken down into fluid sequences of individual moments. 

-He was a technician.

-When he was 13 and 14 years old he lived in Australia. 

-He returned to England in 1861, to take up professional photography.

-He mainly did stop motion pictures.