Monday, February 6, 2017
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Tuesday, January 31, 2017
Self Portrait vs. the Selfie
A selfie is a casual picture that one takes of oneself on a smartphone. The intent of a selfie is usually to post on social media. A selfie has recently become very important for social media purposes, as a way to express yourself and to show others what your're doing. A self portrait is a picture that you take of yourself on a professional camera. The self portrait is normally taken more seriously than a selfie, because there's more time and thought put into taking the photo.
A selfie is normally taken at arms reach, or taken of oneself in the mirror. A selfie is taken spontaneously, and as opposed to a self portrait, not much thought is taken into consideration in preparation for taken the picture. A self portrait is normally taken on a professional camera that is put on a tripod. A self portrait requires a lot of thought about the face expression, background, and clothes that are worn.
I prefer a selfie because I think that it is more relaxed and more usable for everyday pictures of oneself.
I don't think that either one is more valuable than the other one. This is because they're each used for different reasons. So, the selfie is more valuable for the purpose that it's used for, while the self portrait would be more valuable for it's purpose, as opposed to a selfie in that situation.
Monday, January 23, 2017
Yearbook Preview
25 Things That Should be in Every Yearbook:
- Table of Contents
- Cover
- Colophon
- Dividers
- Folios
- People Pages
- Closing
- Opening
- Endsheets
- Signature
- Cover Page
- Name of the School
- Address of School
- Index
- A Theme
- Colors
- Variety of Pictures
- Infographics
- Captions
- Body Paragraphs
- Feature Stories
- Senior Adds
- Business Adds
- Headlines
- Subheadlines
- The title of this book is Limitless.
- It's from Harvard-Westlake School.
- The thematic elements evident in this book are: the fonts, the colors, the layout of the pages.
- There are 7 sections in this book.
- My favorite spread is dance spread because the design is unique, and there are a variety of good pictures.
- There is an index.
- There are photos of groups of people.
- There is a table of contents.
- There are 1,600 students that attend the school.
- This book is from California.
Monday, January 9, 2017
Phobia Project Preview
1. A phobia is a fear of an object or a situation.
2. Ablutophobia- the fear of washing or bathing, Bibliophobia- the fear of books, Cacophobia- the fear of ugliness, Didaskaleinophobia- the fear of going to school, Ephebiphobia- the fear of teenagers.
3. Phobias for the shoot:
a. Ligyrophobia- Fear of loud noises.
b. Demophobia- Fear of crowds. (Agoraphobia)
c. Laliophobia or Lalophobia- Fear of speaking.
a. I could shoot Ligyrophobia, or the fear of load noises by having my model scrunch up their eyes and push their hands up against their ears, in attempt to block the supposed sound. I could put them in a room with a blank wall and have them up against that, while using rule of thirds. I would have the lighting focused on them, and have them dress casually.
b. I could shoot Demophobia, or the fear of crowds by having my model sit down against a wall with their hands wrapped around their knees, while looking down in their lap. Their facial expression would be sad, and the background lighting would be pretty dark. Also, they would wear dark colors.
c. I could shot Laliophobia/Lalophobia by having my model have tape covering their mouth, while they're standing up. Their eyes would be wide, and they would be wearing plain colors. They could have their finger up, in attempt to show that they wouldn't speak, and also be following rule of thirds.
4. Some techniques that could help me with my photos are:
a. Ligyrophobia- background: make the background plain
b. Demophobia- viewpoint: did a photo from above, or an interesting viewpoint
c. Laliophobia/Lalophobia: use symmetry with the objects in the picture
2. Ablutophobia- the fear of washing or bathing, Bibliophobia- the fear of books, Cacophobia- the fear of ugliness, Didaskaleinophobia- the fear of going to school, Ephebiphobia- the fear of teenagers.
3. Phobias for the shoot:
a. Ligyrophobia- Fear of loud noises.
b. Demophobia- Fear of crowds. (Agoraphobia)
c. Laliophobia or Lalophobia- Fear of speaking.
a. I could shoot Ligyrophobia, or the fear of load noises by having my model scrunch up their eyes and push their hands up against their ears, in attempt to block the supposed sound. I could put them in a room with a blank wall and have them up against that, while using rule of thirds. I would have the lighting focused on them, and have them dress casually.
b. I could shoot Demophobia, or the fear of crowds by having my model sit down against a wall with their hands wrapped around their knees, while looking down in their lap. Their facial expression would be sad, and the background lighting would be pretty dark. Also, they would wear dark colors.
c. I could shot Laliophobia/Lalophobia by having my model have tape covering their mouth, while they're standing up. Their eyes would be wide, and they would be wearing plain colors. They could have their finger up, in attempt to show that they wouldn't speak, and also be following rule of thirds.
4. Some techniques that could help me with my photos are:
a. Ligyrophobia- background: make the background plain
b. Demophobia- viewpoint: did a photo from above, or an interesting viewpoint
c. Laliophobia/Lalophobia: use symmetry with the objects in the picture
Wednesday, January 4, 2017
Welcome Back!
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| This is one of my favorite pictures because I like the angle at which it was shot, and the inspirational event that's occurring in this photo. |
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| This is one of my favorite photos because of the unique angle that it's taken at, and the contrast of the colors. |
2. My resolutions for 2017 are to use my time more efficiently and goto sleep earlier.
3. I'm looking forward to upcoming holidays 2017.
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