Gif

Snow Globe with my Friends and I in it

Magazine Cover

Selfie

Rule of Thirds

"Ditch the Face, Let the Feet do the Talking"

Represents Me: Family

Crop in Close

My Choice

1. My favorite shot was the picture that represents me, it shows genuine happiness and family. I am smiling along with my younger cousin and my father. The picture is overall positive with the bright colors in the background and the happiness in our faces.
2. The hack I used was the burst of photos on rule of thirds and the photo that represents me.

Fictional Self Portrait

Advertising Hair Styling Creme

Formal Portraits

Questions:

1. My favorite portrait is the last one because he shows true happiness in this photo.
2. The easiest part of this process was cropping the photos and uploading them.
3. The hardest part is editing in Photoshop.

Candids

Portraits

Dead Center

Asymmetrical

Rule of Thirds: Bottom Right

Symmetrical

Rule of Thirds: Top Left

 Questions:

1. The type of balance that I think was most effective was 'Dead Center' because she was the focus of the picture while also having a few things in the background.
2. The balance that was least effective was symmetrical because it just looked like a profile photo or an ID photo.

Turning Administration into Stone

Stone Face

Pumpkin Face in Photoshop

Pumpkin Face

Pictorialist-Styled Image

Pictorialist-Styled Image of Brooke Ence

Principle of Design

Pattern

Movement

Rhythm

Emphasis

Proportion

Unity

Variety

Repetition

Asymmetrical Balance

My favorite image is proportion because I think it clearly shows proportion but is also shows that they are opposites with the color scheme of the shoes: black verses white. 

Review Photojournalism

Questions:

'Happy Horsemeat' by Alex Soth

1. The story is a man that went to Las Vegas with his wife on his birthday with only five hundred dollars given by his mother. He wanted a rare book that costs four thousand dollars for his birthday. To achieve this goal he tries to gamble with his five hundred dollars given by his mother. He fails his goal and is left with less than a hundred dollars. He then collects hookers cards from the strip and later makes a sculpture out of it hoping to sell it for more than four hundred dollars.
2. This whole story happened because he wanted a book called Horsemeat by Charles Bukowski that cost four thousand dollars for his birthday gift.
3. The author tells this story to share his life experiences and what he learned from it.
4. The images in the beginning make me wonder and think into different stories he could tell. The images at the end with the hooker cards disgusted me so much I wouldn't even touch the computer screen.
5. Yes, the images do enhance the story because it sets a scene for the story he tells. When he tells the story my imagination looks completely different than what he shows. The pictures let the viewers also live in his story.

Fire Text

'STRENGTH' in fire text 

Scavenger Hunt

Photo Scavenger Hunt

Ant Looking at Food

Something Shiny

3 Year Old Looking at an Adult

Lonliness

Excitement

Someone Who Stands Out in a Crowd

Picture at 9A.M.

Photo at 4 P.M.

Bird Looking to the Ground

Photo at Noon

Building

Part of a Building

Door Knob

Complementary Art

Created By Kristen Bondoc

Space & Texture

Steak and Veggies

Space

Stairs

Leaves

Photo 3

Texture

Photo 1

Photo 2

Questions

1. My favorite texture photo is Photo 1 because I could imagine what the object feels like in my  head.
2. My favorite space photo is "Stairs" because it captures depth and distance.