Eyes in the Desert composite

Booyah

Basketima

contest feilds

I would like to submit photos to the following feilds:

Animals/Pets (AP)

Architecture/Architectural Detail (A)

Black and White/Sepia (BW)

Action photography terms

Zone Focus- Focus on a specific point on the feild where you expect action to take place

Shutter Speed- The faster the better, to freeze more action

Panning-keeping the subject in the same part of the frame while moving the camera to make everything else blur in the backround

Waiting for the Pause-waiting for the players to stop moving alot and capture some action there.

Student portfolios

Alyssa Schukar

Dislikes

1.) Not enough strong singles

2.) Never really got upclose and personal

3.) everything had been done before, and better

Likes

1.) the girl who fell over the hurtles picture

2.) Kids in the starway, hazing



Sam Adams

Dislikes
1.) Merging lines

2.) Hard to tell what is going on in the picture

3.) Distracting objects

Likes

1.) Candid moment in socer

2.) good lighting


Jordan Murph

Dislikes

1.) Distracting shoes

2.) Some photos do not belong in the story

3.) merging objects

Likes

1.) good candid in voleyball, shadow

2.) Composition

Nick Adams

Dislikes

1.) captions were too long

2.) focus

3.) too many kids

Likes
1.) picture of deformed guy

2.) Good framing






Winner: Dustin Snipes

Strengths:

He gets right up in the action, verry good composition, good motion blur.

Weaknesses:

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Faveorite poem and photo

The begger man photo is an enviornmental photo because the the photo is candid and he is outside in everyday life.
The photographer had a kind of gloomy effect going because the photo is just a little underexposed to where we cant see the begger's eyes and the shadows are really dark.

Suicide's Note was my favorite poem after reading for 20


min.

Cover History

Cover types
1. Early Magazine Covers - Dedicated the first page to table of contents and the title, also they
tented to have just the title and publication data and an illustration.

2. The Poster Cover - Verry little or no words were used at all on the front cover except the Title. These magazines looked like they were ment to be hung on walls and to be framed.

3. Pictures Married to Type -More words were begining to show up in these types of covers.
The model's face began to overlap the title. The picture and the words were related to stories.

4. In the Forest of Words - The cover lines and the photos overlap. Alot of words are used in these covers, and the models are in specific poses to allow multiple coverlines.