review

1.

Crimson Night
Rally of protestors set fire to memorial on Thursday, November 21st. Officers spray protestors with hose causing an attack on city hall.


Awaiting the Train
Iraqi Man waits for train, wanting to commit suicide on the tracks, June 30th. Man is taken off tracks before killing himself, saved by bystander.

2.

1. Rule of thirds- moving the subject out of the middle of the photograph to improve composition

2. Balancing Elements- equal visual performance

3. Leading Lines- lines the lead the eye to or from a subject

4. Symmetry and Patterns (repetition)- both sides are similar and have same patterns

5. Viewpoint- an angle that draws the eye to a different place

6. Background- scene farthest from lens

7. Create depth- focus range varying 

8. Framing- subject being defined an outline

9. Cropping- removal of unneeded edges

10. Mergers and avoiding them- subject is being distracted by object in front or behind 

3.

ISO- sensitivity of the subject

Shutter Speed- how fast the shutter captures the picture

Aperture- size of opening on lens

magazine covers

top 100 photos of all time

Nilüfer Demir

Born	1986 (age 29–30)
Nationality Occupation	Turkey, Bodrum Dogan News Agency

1. The infant lying in the sand
2. Alan Kurdi's mother had taken alan and his brother out of Syria through boat to escape. very soon, a wave hit the boat drowning all three. Demir was on the sidelines taking the photo. 
3.the photo caused an uprising in the large area, protests, etc.

Anonymous

1. the blood pouring out of her nose

2. Agha-Soltan was in the middle of a protest when she was shot in the chest. her photo was turned into a symbol for Iran

3. the photo was turned into a riot to free Iran

Don McCullin

Born	1935  (age 81)
Nationality Occupation	North London,Finsbury Park Hammersmith School of Arts & Crafts

1. the  skinniness of the children
2. the boy was dying of starvation and was clutching to a can of beans. to add to dying, the boy was discriminated for being albino (light skin, white hair), the opposites of the other african kids.
3,

portraits

portrait



self portrait

magazine cover

magazine cover

prompt shoot 3

fashion

1.

• her neck was made longer
• her eyes were made larger
• her hair was darker
• she became more chiseled 
• her jaw was smaller
• her complexion became clearer
• the arches on her brows were stronger
• she became thinner
• her hair was thicker and shinier.
• her forehead changed
• her pupils were enlarged
• her neck was thinner

2.

• legs longer
• boobs smaller
• neck smaller
• eyes larger
• nose smaller 
• lips pinker
• skin lighter
• stomach smaller
• no freckles
• eyebrow arch
• light in eyes 
• bluer eyes 
• bronzed shadows
• smaller butt

3.

• no more cellulite
• thinner
• longer and more voluminous hair
• eyes larger
• stomach smaller
• toned muscles
• smaller waist
• smaller butt
• fat removed        

•  no, beauty standards are risen due to photoshop.
• if the person is completely distorted, and that person wished to not be photoshopped. (megan trainer)
• lighting and educational purposes, distorting a living figure
• photojournalism is more true to its sight.
• it doesn't, its all lies if not photoshopped.
• to show us why we shouldn't use photoshop
•  models are mostly females 

5 websites

1.http://petapixel.com/2014/12/19/disorienting-beauty-spiral-staircases-old-abandoned-buildings/


my favorite photo from this website was the yellow staircase, fourth from the top. this is my favorite because of the vibrant yellow. the photo had leading lines as the main rule used.the photographer is Christian Richter.



2.
i liked this photo because of the shapes and curves of the wood, and that it reminds me of the melting clocks! this has balance and leading lines. the photographer is Rachel Sussman.




3. http://petapixel.com/2014/08/25/approaching-problem-style/

my favorite is the black and white photo of the girl, the first from the top. i like her position and posture. this has mergers and leading lines. the photographer is unknown.




4. 

i liked this photo because of the blackberry on the nose. this has simplicity and balance. the photographer is unknown.





5. http://petapixel.com/2014/12/31/10-photography-resolutions-new-year/

my favorite photo is the fifth from the top. i like this photo because of her posture and the light. this has the opposite of rule of thirds.