1. A man was trying to calm down and a guy who was harassing people who passed by. In trying to do this, he was pushed on to the tracks of the subway station. He struggled to pull himself up and couldn't. The man with the camera tried to take pictures with flash to warn the subway driver but it didn't work.
2. The photographer took the photo in trying to warn the driver of the man on the tracks.
3. I do not think the photographer should have taken the photo, i think he should have spent that time, getting the man out of the tracks.
4. I dont think so, because he cared more about his career than helping a poor man. He should have tried harder to pull him out than take pictures.
5. I agree, because the photo is already taken and there isn't anything else you can do so you might as well use it to talk about the story.
6. I think to photojournalist, its capturing photos, because they want an image more than they want to help.
7. I think its not okay, because they should capture events as they are, not as they want them to be.
8. no, they should try and help, not just stand back and watch.
9. I think the response of being ashamed is most accurate.
Monday, December 15, 2014
Friday, December 12, 2014
Final Exam Review
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| Ethan Budd is escaping the terror of the African officials trying to kill him and his family. They have put up a fence around his home so he can't escape. |
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| The wall of innocence is standing between Texas and Mexico, separating the people from killing each other. The wall was made on the Fourth of July in Honor of Trek Lou. |
Thursday, December 11, 2014
Tuesday, December 9, 2014
Monday, November 24, 2014
American Soldier
This is the most powerful picture to me because it shows so much emotion. you can see that there is this bitter sweet feeling in the photo. the parents and friends are so happy to see him but they know he will have to leave soon again.
set #1 At home in Denver- from #1 to #8
set #2 At Basic Training- from #9 to #30
set #3 In Iraq- from #48 to #74
set #4 Back in Denver- from #75 to #82
When he is in Iraq, i think those are the most powerful images. It shows Just how much he as to go through mentally and physically. It shows us some of the hardest times in his life and the obstacles he had to overcome.
The images work to tell a story in the way that it goes through the events in his life pretty specifically. Because he is Constantly moving in his life and is involved in many different things, the images help capture all the action that would be hard to explain and together pour out emotion to the viewer.
In the photos that Ian is in the main subject, the verbs are written in present tense. the Captions let you know whats going on with Ian. It makes the viewer feel more attached to Ian and make them feel like they are with him. you Feel as if you are going on the journey with him and can understand him more.
set #1 At home in Denver- from #1 to #8
set #2 At Basic Training- from #9 to #30
set #3 In Iraq- from #48 to #74
set #4 Back in Denver- from #75 to #82
When he is in Iraq, i think those are the most powerful images. It shows Just how much he as to go through mentally and physically. It shows us some of the hardest times in his life and the obstacles he had to overcome.
The images work to tell a story in the way that it goes through the events in his life pretty specifically. Because he is Constantly moving in his life and is involved in many different things, the images help capture all the action that would be hard to explain and together pour out emotion to the viewer.
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| Ian jokes with Carl about how when the Colonel bends down, they can see his underwear in Iraq. they thought it was funny how the Colonel wears bright pink boxers with kittens on it. |
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| Ian sleeps for 4 hours after him and Joe were chasing chickens around the camp ground in Iraq. He felt tired from running for 30 minutes and went to his room and passed out. |
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| Ian stands outside of Bobs Car while eating Chili flavored Fritos. He Gained 250 Calories after eating a 5 pound bag of Fritos. |
Thursday, November 20, 2014
Magazine Tips
1. Don't judge the cover by how it looks on the screen.
2. Make the title and subtitle pop from the background.
3. Make sure the cover isn't invisible and have something dominant to pop.
4. Make sure to make the cover the right size.
5. Think about who you are targeting to see the cover and find what interest them most.
2. Make the title and subtitle pop from the background.
3. Make sure the cover isn't invisible and have something dominant to pop.
4. Make sure to make the cover the right size.
5. Think about who you are targeting to see the cover and find what interest them most.
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