Jon's Photo J Blog

1. I might go to a website that tells me about scenery here in Austin, so I could get good photo shoot up. 2. An app that I may download would probably be "Camera+" because there are a lot of features that let you edit and take the pictures in a bunch of different angles, so that I may be able to see how it would look with a different Point Of View 3. It would give it a narrow Point Of View and wont capture the entire picture, only a small part of it. 4. Some different methods include Lightroom 6 which will help you reclaim a lot of highlight and shadow details. 5. Strong waterproof plastic bag, cleaning cloths, and a microfibre towel. 6. If you prescout before you shoot, you'd have an idea for where to shoot, when to shoot, and how to shoot. Also it gives you time to plan out what you really want to shoot. 7. Composition and subject are both important in these shots it's just that better composition would make it a better shot overall. 8. First, decide which

Janice Jones was in her home enjoying a meal to herself when all of a sudden she got shot. Turns out the shooter was her dog who accidentally knocked her gun over causing it to fire onto her leg. Janice was shot around 10 Pm in her home on a Wednesday. She was taken into the hospital right after the shot hit her leg. Her house was searched and animal control took her dog into custody while she lay at the hospital. Turns out her little Pomeranian, which had caused the gunshot to happen was in bad shape herself. She had been staving and malnourished while Janice left her alone and neglected her. On top of all that the poor dog had cigarette burns on her tiny head. The animal control staff were worried about the poor little dog and took her away to take care of her. They confronted Janice and talked to her and now they are going to charge her for animal abuse. The worst part is that she will go to jail for that and an unregistered gun in which she was shot with Janice went from being a vi