Jon's Photo J Blog

Framing is a technique where by you draw attention to one element of an image by framing it with another element of the image. Sometimes when you place them into different contexts with different backgrounds you can dramatically alter the mood in a shot. Environmental   Photography self portraits Casual Portrait I will be shooting a picture of myself using a tripod I have at home which will allow me to take the picture of myself without anyone else to help me. I would either want to take a picture of myself with a background of a mat room or The basketball court at Dick Nichols. i will make the sunset in the background very beautiful by taking it while the sun is going down.

A. The most powerful image has to be the one where he is breaking down crying while sitting on a bench. He says he has one foot in the army and one back home and he just wants to fit in in either one of them. B. Each of the images combined show us the story of his life in the military all the way to marriage. C. The captions help me understand what the photos are really saying and the meaning of each of them. D. Ian Fisher went from a scared trembling recruit to a veteran and married withing these years. He was worried and very nervous at the start of all this when he was recruited to go to the military training. The middle of all of these pictures was when he fighting internally within himself because he couldn't figure out where he fit in at home or in the military. By the end of the pictures he had realized himself as a vet and a family man and that is when he got married. E. They use present tense and sometimes show us what is going to happen in the future F: 1.They are o

1. One of the main differences is that the video are aways moving while photos are not most of the time.  The aspect of film is taller than wider meanwhile the aspect of video is wider rather than tall. There is a lot of rehearsal for the videos the actors must do in order to achieve the perfect scene. 2. 3. 4. For world improvement I think we should do something here at school in the courtyard about anti bullying where one of us becomes the victim and some of the class goes against him amd then 2-3 kids go in and make them leave then speak to the victim about how his life is going and then they offer him to be friends and then we see the bullies kissing up to him when he becomes popular at school

My camera settings were : Focal Length-22mm Aperture-F/5.0 Shutter Speed-1/4000 sec ISO-800 This picture had very good lighting in the background, and I wasn't zoomed in too much on the little girl. You could see her hair in the wind blowing because I used very high shutter speed on it.

1. I would like to visit the Takakanonuma Greenland In Hombra, Japan. It looks super deserted and the park icons are all broken down and rusted. This park would be very good to take scary photos because several people have died in the park and if you take a good picture of some of the broken parts of the park with the back story of how people died could result in a amazing photo being taken. 2. I chose the picture below because it is very scary how a kids train could look so haunted and beat up and look like it was going to kill you. 3. Some cool places to take pictures would be at an abandoned house or residents, an insane asylum, prison, school, and abandoned city. 4. A good place to take pictures would be the accident of Chernobyl not only because it is abandoned but also it contains leftovers from the animals, humans, and whatever they build over there. 5. Chernobyl would be an amazing place to take pictures of the past. It shows us and abandoned civilization that