Jackson’s photblog

1. a) Alyssa Schukar b) stories c) The pictures weren't close enough, there wasn't enough emotion, and it was too dark d) The judges liked the pictures with cool backgrounds, and the inspiring pictures e) I didn't really like the pictures 2. a) Travis Haughton b) sports c) There were too many little kids, the pictures didn't tell a lot of stories, and they're too cropped d) They liked the pictures with sports action, and the lighting e) I liked the sports pictures a lot because it's captured mid-game 3. a) Nick Adams b) stories c) The judges don't like silhouettes, pictures of kids, or misleading pictures d) They liked the pictures that told a story, and the singles e) I liked some of the pictures that told a story 4. a) Jordan Murph b) sports c) The pictures were very similar, there wasn't a subject in one, and there wasn't a lot going on in pictures d) They liked the sports pictures in action, and the a

1.Who will you do your car raid with? I'll do it with my friend Jake 2. When will you do this car raid? This weekend 3. Write 4-5 questions to start the interview How often do you clean your car Do you like your car Do you want a new car Do you like driving 4. What kind of details should you expect to write down to advance the story line? I should write something interesting or unique about the person or car that makes it interesting

1. You can go to Google Maps 2. Photographers Ephemeris 3. The foreground and background seem close together 4. Use a layer mask in photoshop instead 5. Take a waterproof plastic bag, a clean cloths for the lease, and a microfibre towel. 6. Pre-scouting helps you know where you should shoot from to get the best shot 7. The subject, so that you don't include too much in your photo 8. Shoot simple pictures 9. They add effect to cloudy skies, and fluffy clouds 10. To learn more about the lighting and weather in a landscape.

1. The brightness or darkness of each figure could be an issue because they look different. 2. A place where you could interact with objects could be a good place to take these pictures. 3. You could interact with objects, you could interact with yourself in the different picture, or you could spell something out. 4. You could wear neutral clothes so that the light exposure won't make you seem to light if you wear light clothes, and too dark if you wear dark clothes.

1. To make an HDR photo you take 2-3 pictures with a camera with very different exposure levels, and then mix them together. 2. The equipment to use in order to do this is a tripod, a camera with an AEB function, and an HDR blending software. 3. People take HDR photos to capture extremely dark, and light pictures together. 4. We will see more detail, and the difference in light.