what type of architectural shot;

1.patterns

2.angles

3.angles

4.details

5.angles

6.lighting

7.lighting

8.lighting

9.lighting

10.shapes

11.lighting

12.angles

13.angles

14.lighting

15.lighting

16.angles

PHOTOGRAPH #12 is my favorite.

This photo has awsome lighting. I really like how it looks like the bridge is holding up the city. It has really nice angles ass well. It has very good exposure. Over all it had a grate impact on me. This image is "eye catching".

Monday, March 17, 2008 Time to Focus on a Sport

Mr.Conn,

I know that I will not beable to shoot outside of class.
I am willing to shoot almost anything that you asign to me.. during class.

Langston Hughes Poems

I read Langston Hughes Poems for 30 minutes.

My favorite poem from Langston Hughes is April Rain Song.

Planning My Shoot

I will/am shoot(ing) my brothers and siters. I also take care of children in a daycare, and I have shot there as well.

-I own a camerea, so NO I will not need to borrow one.
thanks.

Best Covers

1. formal
2. formal
3. environmental
9. formal
10. informal FAVORITE: this photgraph was one of the few that cought my eye. I really like it. I love the color of her eyes. She is in a very good positon. I feal her imotion. I really do. The lighting is great. She fills the frame and i believe this photo is very candid.
11. environmental
15. formal
18. environmental
19. formal
22. formal
23. informal
24. environmental
26. fomal
27. environmental
29. environmental
31. two formal portraits
32. formal
35. environmental
36. formal
37 (details). formal
37 (glamour). formal
37 (TIME). environmental

I think this photo is a great portrait image because wen i first saw it i though it was a painting. The way the shadows are definite and the highlights and clouds are almost the same shade of various amounts of color.

photo manipulation

This story had to do with the University of Wisconsin-Madison digitally inserting a black student's face into a photograph of white Badger football fans that was used on the cover of their new undergraduate application.

Reporter Anna Gould noticed that the face of the black student, Diallo Shabazz, looked different from the others in the picture.

Anna looked at the picture, noticed the glare and said, "Something isn't right here."

In the end they desided to print more copies, but with a diffrent photo on them.