SELF PORTRAIT AND PORTRAITS

TIPS:
The Rule of Thirds is one that can be effective to break – placing your subject either dead centre can sometimes create a powerful image – or even creative placement with your subject right on the edge of a shot can sometimes create interesting images.

Photograph your subject at work, with family or doing something that they love. This will put them more at ease and you can end up getting some special shots with them reacting naturally to the situation that they are in. You might even want to grab a longer zoom lens to take you out of their immediate zone and get really paparazzi with them.

 Focus upon one element of the image and leave your main subject blurred. To do this use a large aperture which will create a narrow depth of field and focus upon something in front of or behind your subject.

This is my favorite because even though you can;t see her full face you can see the expression she's making which is motivation and hard work and i love the unique pose she's in at the moment. 

I love this one because you can see the shadow in the window and her face expression is just mysterious like i want to know why she made that made in a window and took the picture, i love the scenery in the background 

This one I love because you can see the detail in his face and the emotion thats attached, i picked it because it's close up and just unique in it's own ways usually people want to do young people in portraits but i love that its an old man 

1. That the person is in their element and environment doing what they do 

2. An environmental is where they're in their place and it;s an action but a casual is the face close up in the face in a different angle 

3. Show different angle but close up 

4. I want to take these pictures in an open field of people spread out ad take a picture of each one doing what they do for environment and a person just looking away for casual 

CURRENT EVENT QUIZ 5.2

1. By next month they will present an option for the overcrowding called liberal transfer policy

2. Clinton destroyed thousands of emails in her private account that she described as personal in nature.

3. the cartoon is saying that this apple watch or something can do all these things but from the clinton article it can't send private emilas as she meant to do it just means that there are a lot of things a product or something can do but not private emails

4. Micro units are smaller more moderately priced apartments for east side of austin theres going to be more then 260 with 400 square feet, a quoter of the units will be set aside for people who earn 50 percent to 70 percent less than Austin's median family income.

5. Kansas, Oklahoma, Iowa stat, Baylor and West Virginia are the top five locks

SHORT ANSWER:

1.  I don't think they should of expelled them, maybe off days of school for a little bit but not totally expel them, i mean it was wrong and yeah they should be punished, expellshon is too much. The worst they should of done was suspend them and take away the club and make the students not be able to join any other clubs but at least let them finish the semester sense it's almost over

2. they should make a rule because they are saying is harsh to other students, so rues should be applied


3. i would try to stop it because it hurts they're feelings and make them feel out of place which isn;t right

4. I wouldn't record it because that's rude even if it is to turn them in

5. no because i'm sure people worked really hard for the organization and just because some students said some stuff isn't fair for the rest of the students

CURRENT EVENT QUIZ 5.5

BAE- used as a term of endearment for one's romantic partner

BINGE-WATCHING- to watch multiple episodes of television program in rapid succession, typically by means of DVD's or digital streaming.

BITCOIN- digital currency in which transactions can be performed without the need for a central bank

BUDTENDER- person whose job is to serve customers in a cannabis dispensary or shop.

CONTACTLESS- informal actions performed win the internet in support of a political or social cause but regarded as requiring little time or involvement

INDYREF- abbreviation of "independence referendum", in reference to the referendum on scottish independence, held in scotland on sept. 18 2014, in which voters were asked to answer yes or no question: should scotland be an independent country

NORMCORE- trend in whcich ordinary , unfashionable clothing is worn as a fashion statement

OLIGUITO- small furry animal found in columbia in forest

SCHMEAT- form of meat produced synthetically from biological tissue

SHOWROOMING- the practice of visiting shops to examine product before buying it

SLACKTIVISM- relationg or involoving tech. that allows a smart card, mobile phone et. to contact wirelessly

TWERK- dance to popular music in a provocative manner involving thrusting hip and a low, squatting stance.

OTHER HIGH SCHOOL NEWSPAPERS

1. My favorite was "Raven report" from Sequoia High School because it's look nicely spread out and like a traditional newspaper and professional.

2. The west side story grabbed my attention because of the photo on the front, it's not a normal front cover but it looks simple yet creative.

3.  "empty dishes in december" because it was an interesting title and i wanted to know what empty dishes in remember really meant in the article.

4. there is only one article on the front but it's not a full article just a little paragraph

5. Most of them have a big title and an article with a picture and then on the side there is a long column of something and then theres usually a second article on the front at the bottom with another picture, but the first picture is bigger than the second because the first article the main one.

6. The other newspapers have a magazine look to it with just a cover and they try to make look all cool but putting one picture blown up as the cover and then the title of the newspaper them the title of the win article with a tiny summary of what's it about, and then at the very bottom in small print there's usually like what volume it is and year.

7. The professional looking newspapers with the title and two articles are the newspapers i saw from around the world and some from the newspapers at high school, so somewhat similar.

BROADSHEET- the eagle eye from Ruskin High School, The news streak, The lone star dispatch

TAPLOID- raven report, The rider, Mav life

NEWSMAGAZINE- The express, Le journal, The torch

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HEADLINE- a heading at the top of an article or page in a newspaper or magazine

SUBHEADLINES- a smaller, secondary headline that usually elaborates on the main headline above it.

LINES- an image comprised of solid black and white, no ray tones, as to grayscale images
BOXES- a ruled boarder around a story or art
 PHOTOS- the photos that go with the story

TEASER- an eye-catching graphic element, on page one or section fronts, that promotes an item inside;  also called a promo

FLAG- printed title of a newspaper on page one

FOLIOS- story that follows up on a theme in a news story

CAPTIONS- the writing under the photo to explain it

STORIES- the main story and other stories of a newspaper

BYLINES- on a newspaper or magazine article gives the date and the author of the article, placed between the headline and text of the article

JUMPS- when a story would begin on one page then continue on another page

STORY DIVIDERS- divvies the story in different sections

SCREENS- a pattern of tiny dots used to create gray areas; to screen a photo is to turn it into a halftone

INFOGRPAHICS- a visual image such as a chart or diagram used to represent information such as from the article

MASTHEAD/STAFF BOX- formal statement of a newspaper's name, officers, place of publication and other descriptive information, usually on editorial page

ISO/SHUTTER SPEED

APERTURE

aperture  (F16)   F2.8

1. we should relate it to our eye or pupil like when it gets smaller and bigger like the lens 

2. the smaller the aperture the larger the F-stop, the larger the aperture the smaller the F-stop

3. It changes the focus on the background to the main object 

SHUTTER SPEED 

 low shutter speed

 high shutter speed

A. low

B. low

C. high

D.high

E. low

F. high

2. automatically is when the camera sets the aperture for you and manual is when you figure it out yourself

ISO

low iso

 high iso

1. the picture will have more light to them and you would see the players more

2. it's a more natural iso to use everyday, when there's more light the photo is more useful

3. use this if you want great fast action shots 

CURRENT EVENT QUIZ 4.4

1. It would cost Travis County drivers 64.95 to register their car and drive.
2. Cubic foot of snow weighs 8 pounds, and cubic foot of ice weighs 64 pounds after the snow becomes ice.
3. I think it's saying something about our government fighting the isis or beat home in something i don't really know what but it's a plan that's in progress.
4. Gilman added a sugar vat or sugar cane that she learned from her grandfather
5. The mode was to get people to know about th sold clubs that are here in austin and let us now the history, my favorite would be Muddy Waters

SHORT ANSWER:
Man should be able to man and women should be able t marry women, every human on this earth is equal and has their own rights, just because they like same sex gender shouldn't put them in the spot and make them feel like aliens who can't marry their partner. If our president or any other government official was gay then we wouldn't have any problem with this law because it would be passed already, gays are no different then any other human being on this planet they should be able to marry whoever they would like.

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