hannah's photo j blog

a. some of the main points are anyone can edit a photo in a matter of seconds, when before it would have taken hours. "any technique that can alter the original scene or image captured by the camera is considered unethical". b. the Washington Post and the New York times provide their photographers with strict guidelines on how to shoot and edit their photographs. one of these rules is "no colors will be altered form the original scene photographed". c. acceptable things to do to an image that doesn't cross the line into an unethical manipulation is adding a bit of color, and cropping something that isn't as important out of the picture. d.  this photo is the most unethical because Oprah's head is photoshopped onto another woman's body, which is very disrespectful and rude. e.  this photo manipulation is very minor because all they did was change her teeth which isn't really a big deal.

1. people constantly moving, no good backgrounds, can't tell anyone what to do 2. the amount of light being let in and if the picture was shakey 3. try to get different angles 4. same classes 5. lines, framing, rule of thirds 6. simplicity 7. balance http://nickbowie.blogspot.com/2018/09/academic-shoot-reflection.html

simplicity,  the subject is the kid painting yes framing there isnt a clear subject no not have all of them in one pic doing different things rule of thirds, balance the subject is the girl drawing yes

robert mapplethorpe born november 4, 1946 in new york died march 9, 1989 in massachusetts most famous publication was The Black Book solo exhibit tour called The Perfect Moment brought up questions of whether or not public art should be funded because of "censorship and the obscene" studied at the Pratt institute in brooklyn

Margaret Bourke-White Nazi Storm Troopers' training class 1938 Robert Mapplethorpe Tulip 1988 Yousuf Karsh Humphrey Bogart 1946

2018 winners the story looking at this photo makes the viewer wonder what caused the explosion and is it safe to do that, which makes them want to know the story behind it . action and emotion there's a lot of action and emotion showing on the faces of the people going under the parachute, they're obviously happy and excited . filling the frame this photo is an example of filling the frame because the sparks and different colored lights from the welding makes it look cool and draws your eye . 2012 winners 1. i picked this photo because the way the paint or whatever that is, jumps up and is the main focus of the photo . 2. avoiding mergers 1. i picked this photo because i remembered teachers used to use projectors like that instead of the better ones we have now and it looked kinda dumb . 2. simplicity, framing, balance 3. science classrooms, while a teacher is doing a lecture/notes 4. ramos, cayer, hartford?? 5. find different angles, zoom in

1. some challenges i encountered were getting nick to smile, finding something that represented bowie to photograph, and trying not to take a photo just straight on without using composition rules. 2. i thought a lot about focus, the composition rules, and trying to let the right amount of light into the photo 3. i was standing to the side and climbing on tables to find a good angle 4. no because they were kinda boring 5.  green, sad, wood http://nickbowie.blogspot.com/2018/09/prompt-shoot-1.html

happy (avoiding mergers) metal (lines) bowie (simplicity) square (framing)