Jackson’s photblog

A. This is the most powerful image to me because it shows how hard it is to be in the military. They have to sleep in uncomfortable looking sleeping bags, and wake up early in the morning. B. The images are in chronological order from his life before the military, to during, to when he goes to Iraq, and then to when he gets home. C. The captions enhance the photograph because it tells you what you're looking at, and the background to the picture. D. Ian Fisher was a kid who got into a lot of fights at school, and was rowdy growing up. But, when it was time to graduate high school, instead of going to college, he went to the military. In the military, he was well-liked by his team, and the sergeants. He served a year tour in Iraq, and then he went home and married his girlfriend. E. The verbs are in present tense 1. They're usually 2-3 sentences. 2. The 1st sentence provides what's happening in the picture. 3. The second sentence provides background information ...

1. They lifted her head higher up on her neck, they made her hair look thicker, they made her eyes and eyebrows look bigger, and they made her face thinner. 2. They made her eyes and eyebrows bigger, they made her neck longer, they made her skin tone lighter, they made her legs longer, they made her feet longer, and they made her thinner. 3. The model was made bigger, and then they made her skin tone brighter and yellow, then finally they made her bra pepperoni, and then they turned her into pizza. 4. No it's not ethically acceptable to change a person's appearance like this because they changed everything about the way the person looks, and it is almost false advertising. 5. Yes, if they showed before and after pictures, that would be more ethically wrong because they would be saying the product could make you look like the model after photoshop. 6. The changes that were ok is making the model's legs longer to make her seem taller. 7. In fashion photography, th...

This is my grandpa, in this picture, he's looking at a nice looking girl.  After this was taken, my grandpa walked up to the girl and said, "Sup shawty, let me holla at you for a minute". This old man is with his girlfriend in the picture. His girlfriend (on the left)  is 24 years old and the man (on the right) is 97 years old. They've been together ever since the man has won the lottery. This picture is taken of my Great Uncle Sal looking at a magazine. Before the photo was taken, he seemed to be enjoying the cover girl of the magazine, so we told him, "Hey Sal, you can see her butt if you turn the magazine around!" He then turned the magazine around to find out if this was true.

Theme- Sports 1. Rule of thirds 2. Balancing elements 3. Leading lines 4. symmetry 5. Viewpoint 6. Background 7. Create depth 8. Framing 9. Cropping 10. Mergers

Electric: Cold: Purple

1. Three topics we could take pictures of could be sports, nature, and activities. 2. You have to think about the aperture you're using, the shutter speed, and the ISO. However, while you're thinking about this, you should be thinking of what you're taking a picture of. 3. We could put our pictures on a powerpoint, on a prezi, or we could put them on our blogs.

1. This image caught my eye because it looks really cool to see a hippo in water, and this picture is a really good quality. 2. Most hippos in the world swim in swamps or rivers. However, in this picture a hippo is swimming in the crashing sea. 3. Michael Nichols and the National Geographic Society Explorer traveled 2,000 miles from Congo to the west coast of Africa. Once they got to the coast, the team found something astonishing, a hippo swimming in the ocean. This was the image that Nichols took. 4.   5. Michael Nichols was born in 1952 in Alabama. He attended the University of North Alabama.

1.This image caught my eye because I recognized a lot of the celebrities in this photo. 2. In this picture, the host of the oscars, Ellen DeGeneres, went into the crowd, and managed to get many celebrities together to take a selfie. It has many famous actors and actresses, and immediately after it was taken, Ellen posted it on Twitter, and it racked up 3 million retweets. 3. The picture includes Bradley Cooper, Ellen DeGeneres, Jennifer Lawrence, Meryl Streep, Kevin Spacey, Julia Roberts, Lupita Nyong'O, Peter Nyong'O, Jared Leto, Channing Tatum, Brad Pitt, and Angelina Jolie. This image was also the most retweeted picture of all time. 4. (This is Bradley Cooper's only professional picture he's taken)  5. Bradley Cooper was born on January 5th, 1975 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He enrolled  in the Masters of Fine Arts program at the Actors Studio Drama School at New School University.

1. This photo caught my eye because it's one of the most famous pictures ever taken, and I love this picture. 2. This picture was taken of Muhammad Ali, a 23 year old boxer, standing over Sonny Liston. During this picture Muhammad Ali is standing over his body taunting him. 3. This fight was between Muhammad Ali and Sonny Liston. The last time these two boxers fought, Muhammad Ali won the heavyweight boxing title. In only 1 minute and 44 seconds, Muhammad Ali knocked Sonny Liston on his back. This picture was taken just as he was standing over his body saying, "Get up and fight sucker!" 4.  5. Neil Leifer was born on 1942 in Manhattan, New York City, New York. He was a self taught photographer, and started his career buying admission into New York Giants games.

1. I picked this image because I was wondering what was happening in this picture because people were carrying a gorilla. 2. In this picture people are carrying a silverback gorilla, Senkwekwe, in the air. Before this picture was taken, a fight broke out between park rangers and people illegally harvesting wood. During this fight, the gorilla, Senkwekwe, was unfortunately killed. 3. The picture is supposed to represent the fact that although the gorilla isn't a human at all, he looks like a human in the picture because he's being carried off in a stretcher. After this photo was published, 9 African countries signed a binding treaty to protect the gorillas. 4   5. Brent Stirton was born in South Africa in 1969. He was a self-taught photographer that did not attend any photography school or college.

                            1. I chose this image because It's a very famous pose of Michael Jordan, who's one of my favorite basketball players. 2. This photo is the most famous silhouette ever captured. The photographer, Jacobus Rentmeester, captured a picture of Michael Jordan soaring through the air about to dunk the ball with his legs split. 3. Nike wanted a logo for Michael Jordans new Air Jordan sneakers. So, they contacted Rentmeester, and offered to pay him $150 for temporary use of his slides. Soon, this was one of the biggest logos around the world. 4.                  5. Jacobus Rentmeester was born in 1936 in Amsterdam. In 1959, won bronze at the European rowing championship, and in 1961, he went to the Art Center College in Los Angeles.