Academics and Community Service

My favorite photo was the one with the girl in the background pouring pink paint and the pink paint is splattering up a little. The background is blurred with her in it and it just focuses on the paint. i picked this photo because it really stands out to me. i like how they only focus in on the paint. Lines are evident in the photo because they lead to the middle of the bowl with the paint. the photo avoids mergers.
I think i could take photos like this in the chemistry or physics room.
I want to shoot in a science room.
I will use the rules of photography and  make sure my photos are clear.

Filling the Frame

i think this photo fills the frame really well because the only thing in the picture is the scientist and what they are doing. there isn't really any background to distract us of what is happening in the photo. also the main thing is lit up purple and the things around it which are the people have been darkened. this makes it look like its enclosed and nothing else can fit in the picture.

Action and Emotion

The action in this photo is that all these kids are gathered around a table wit some sort of gas coming out . they are putting their hands in the gas and you can just feel the excitement pouring out of these kids. All of their facial expressions shows excitement and amazement.

The story

I think this photo tells a story because there is so much going on it it and it doesn't look like they meant for whatever is happening in this photo to happen. there faces look surprised so  i don't think they expected it and something is exploding. they also look amazed and excited to what is happening.

Most and least unethical Photoshop

I think this photo is the most unethical because it is against women's natural bodies. It makes women think that they have to have a perfect fitting body or else they are just ugly. It will make them feel uncomfortable in their own skin and every women should e comfortable. Women aren't objects that people cam rearrange how they like, they are people and his photo discriminates against women.

I think this photo is the least unethical because this doesn't really have as much as an impact on the world. Not many people will notice this because it is a rather hard thing to notice and if people do notice not many will care. it was meant to hurt anybody or meant to make people think differently, it was only so they could physically fit the photo. Unlike the others these changes were more physical than mental.

Photoshop Taken Too Far

Photoshopping can be a fun thing until you take it too far. It becomes a problem when it starts to effect others in the world. We need to be careful in the future to not change photos too much and take it too far. This type of photo editing is unacceptable because these type of changes make a huge impact on the world. It takes edition too far and changes the photo to a point ere it is saying something completely different.

Post Shoot Reflection

I didn't encounter many problems but i will admit for some of the prompt I had trouble coming up with stuff more creative. I tried to make the photo simple and clear. I also made sure that the camera was straight and none of the photos were off balance. I would do some framing photos because i think photos like that look much more interesting. I would keep the photos I took, because I liked the idea of all my photos. I'm interested to shoot them again, because i would have the rules in my mind and I want to see the difference between the photos i took first and the photos that i applied the rules to.


http://hanadph.blogspot.com/2014/09/first-prompt-shoot.html

Her photos are very clear and natural. She takes her photos from good angles.
I think she could be a little more creative with what she takes photos of.