Warm-Up

1. My favorite photo is the girl in the yellow canoe, looking up at a giant blue iceberg
2. It seems like some of the the really artsy photos would have been taken by a real camera, not on a phone
3. I think that the apps used have changed the color of the photo, and made the colors pop more
4. Two tips to hep my photography on my phone is to hold the phone still, and to make the bright colors pop out

HDR Photography

1. Take pictures, and bracket them, then download them to your camera and edit then you basically 'erase' portions so that all the parts blend together and show a higher dynamic range (HDR)
2. The equipment you will need is a camera, and a computer
3. The reason to take an HDR image is because HDR takes 3 pictures and uses the best parts of each photo and combines them all together
4. When you merge all the images together, you will get a better picture with all the best parts from each of the three photos, you may see more detail in some of the photos, and also the best part of all of the photos combined

Final Exam Planning Warm-Up

1. I will shoot this assignment this weekend, or start shooting this weekend
2. I will shoot this assignment either at my house or at a soccer game
3. I will either be shooting about a plant growing, cooking, or a soccer game or something along those lines
4. I will need a camera
5. I will probably use the video portion toward the end or middle of the presentation, I will use the still photos all through the presentation, my narration will be going along with the video, or towards the end of the presentation.

Illustrations

Infographics and Illustrator

Pie Chart
Create pie charts

Opinions Story

Every school has a dress code, but some are much stricter than others. I think that it is okay for the school to have a dress code on some things, like you have to wear clothing. But I think that the dress code that says girls can't wear shirts that show their shoulders unfair to girls. 

The teachers think that shoulders are distracting to other people, but it's school, students are focusing on their education at school, not a girls shoulders. So it should not matter what shits girls wear, even if it shows their solders. 

It makes sense why the Facility would enforce things like shoulders, or legs showing. But girls have a much stricter dress code than guys.

This is not fair because that means there is only a certain things that girls can wear, so it's not really fair.

There are many ways that people express themselves, and one of the ways they do this is by what they wear. If the dress code is too strict, then people cannot express themselves in the way that they want to.

That is not fair to certain people, because we're told to show who we truly and you can't do that if people aren't allowing you to.

Dress code has always been a problem at every school. There are always those few kids that go against the dress code. Why not just not have a dress code, and not have to worry about those kids rebelling against the dress code.

Sometimes schools do not let kids wear what they want, and just enforce uniforms. I think uniforms are much worse than a dress code. It is normally the private schools that enforce the uniforms.

I think uniforms are much worse than a strict dress code because everyone has to wear the exact same thing, and the same thing every single day. Uniforms totally and completely restrain kids from showing who they truly are.

Kids like to wear different styles of clothing, or maybe dye their hair a lighter or darker color, or maybe even rainbow. They do this to show everyone who they are, and they can not do that if they have to wear the same uniform every day.

Ever since we grew up as kids we were told to never hide who you truly are, and be proud of yourself, and to not let anyone judge you for it. But if we have to wear uniforms, then we have to hide our true personality.

I think that schools should start to be less strict on the dress code, and let kids wear what they want to, and express themselves freely. Those schools that use uniforms, should stop using them. Because I know that over half of those kids that attend that school don't like wearing uniforms, they want to wear what they want to, so you should let them.

Personal Essays

1. "Be sure your essay is about something that you care strongly enough about to wax eloquent and passionate about." Which means that I should choose to write about something that I care about and can talk confidently and passionately about.
2. "Details draw the reader in, generalization keep them out." Which means that I should be specific about my topic and use very detailed specific examples
3. -Avoid ranting in  your paper. Keep on track
    -You have he freedom to write how you feel on certain topics but the reader should know how you feel and why
    -Have a strong hook at the beginning of your essay to grab the readers attention

Story 1)
1. Victoria Bui, Staffer
2.The story is about driving and being distracted by your phone or anything else
3. They believe that the issue is out pf hand "The distracted driving is getting out of hand ad needs to be fixed before too many people get hurt or killed."
4. Yes, "Most people always think that they can 'multi-task', but they can't"
5. No, she was very direct about her opinion on the topic by saying this id wrong to be distracted while diving and trying to get awareness for it and get people to stop
6. No she didn't have any quotes in the story
7. 3rd person

Story 2)
1. Emma Bean, Guest Writer
2. This story is about a guy that is obsessed with elephants and why he was
3. She liked him and envies him. "You could say that in a certain manner he was like one of the magnificent beasts he was so fond of."
4. No, she didn't adress what other people thought of him
5. She didn't really give a direct opinion on him either she just shared all of her memories about him and told the reader how he was a person
6. No, she did not give any quotes from anyone
7. 1st person

Story 3)
1. Susie Sutherland, Staff Writer
2. The story is about how phones aren't getting taken from students in class as much today as they did a couple years ago or even in middle school now compared to high school
3. She does express her opinion, "Having cell phones freely out and about in high school was a new thing, and it was easy to be accustomed to."
4. Yes she talks about how the teachers have gotten more timid towards telling students what to do and are almost starting to lose their power over the students
5. She was sort of playing both sides and her opinion because she likes being able to use her phone whenever she wants to but she also thinks that it is a big distraction to the students and distracts the from learning
6. No there are no quotes in the article
7. 1st person