Academic Shoot Preview

"Best Story"
This photographer captures an image of a football player hugging his coach. I imagine the player has just participated in his last football game of high school, or they won a very important game. He is probably shedding tears of sadness and joy if he just played his last game, because he could be happy to graduate but upset he is leaving the school. Most of his memories were probably made during high school, and it must be hard to just "leave" all of a sudden. Ultimately you carry your memories with you once high school is over.

"Action and Emotion"
These six girls on the volley ball court are very excited because they have probably won a big game. I can tell they have won because all of them look very excited, they are out of position, and they're jumping up and down. The audience on the opposite side of the net do not seem excited, they are clearly disappointed that their school lost the game.

"Filling The Frame"
This photographer has filled the frame very nicely. The girls behind the cheerleader in the front are in a straight line, but the angle this photograph is taken at makes it appear diagonal. They're all expressing the same emotion, so the picture isn't too busy. The red pom-pom that the cheerleader in the front is holding adds a nice touch of colour.

Academic Shoot Preview PT. 2

It seems like this photograph was taken on a disposable film camera. I love the blues and greens in the photo, and the surfer's contrast to the water. The

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Prompt Shoot II

Prompt Shoot #2 PURPLE This was the brightest I could get this photo because I took it in a dark corner. I did have to turn the ISO up quite a bit, which resulted in some grain, but not too much. The cable creates a nice S-curve and the baseboards make decently straight lines. I made sure to keep it as simple as possible. This photo is 'purple' because the wall in the background is a calming cool toned purple. ELECTRIC I wanted this photograph to be underexposed so that the pink looks rich. The darkness also fits the sleepy mood of the styrofoam heads. The heads and the desk that they are on create nice diagonal lines , and everything is well balanced. This photo is 'electric' because the cherry pink wig is prominent as opposed to all other elements in this photograph. COLD This photograph is perfectly exposed in my opinion. A lot of light was seeping through the window because it was mid-day. The rule of thirds is implied in this photo, as well as lin...

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"The Camera History and Basic Functions"

"The Camera History and Basic Functions" 1. Explain the “camera obscura” effect. How is it achieved? In c. 500 B.C.E, Chinese and Greek philosophers discovered the "camera obscure" effect. They found that when light is focused through a tiny hole in a wall, the scene is projects on another close by surface, upside down. 2. What invention during the 17th Century helped man get a step closer to creating the modern camera? Once Isaac newton and Christian Huygens perfected optics, they were able to make extremely high-quality lenses. 3. What were the parts of the first modern camera invented by Niepce? Niepce created the film camera. To body of the camera was a box, it also had a glass lens, and film. 4. What do modern digital cameras have in common with Niepce’s camera? Light passes through the lens into the camera and exposes the film 5. What do digital cameras use to capture an image? Digital cameras use an electro...

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