Which photographer's work do you personally prefer? Helena Christensen or Mary Ellen Mark? I really enjoyed Mary Ellen Mark


Do you think Helena Christensen's experience as a model in front of the camera had something to do with her success behind the camera? Explain. I believe that it did because she knows how to tell someone how to pose or what to do in a natural way. 


What did Mary Ellen Mark mean when she said, "camera companies don't want to know you anymore." That companies don't care who buys their camera they just want the money. 


Describe a photo you saw in the episode that you felt was an exceptional photo. I saw one that really got to me. It was the circus one with the two men that were monkeys. It really got to me because the simplicity of they photo made it it's own photo. Just the fact that you can capture something like that in a moment is just wonderful.

1.)  What are the 3 types of texture photography?Detail, Drama, and information

2.) What two forms of contrast does texture take? Curves and vertical curves

3.)  What two categories do texture curves fall into? Leading curves and non-leading curves

4.)  How can texture create mood?  What emotions do certain lines convey? It can create mood with the colour that it has. 

5.)  How can you break a pattern in your photographs? By inserting a object.

This is my poster. it looks like a bunch of things just put together for no apparent reason. But i will assure you that there is more than meets the eye. This poster identifies the things that define me... That make me for me.

Bleachers s one of my favorite bands and ive seen them twice and meet them once. Yes it was a big thing. Also you might recognize John Lennon's album of imagine. I absolutely love this album because it tells us to think of our deepest thoughts and to become one together.

One of the most amazing things is star wars. Two amazing star wars events are going to happen.... BATTLEFRONT AND THE FORCE AWAKENS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'm so excited for this to drop like drake's mixtape.

This picture makes us all think. This social issue defines domestic abuse. A lot of woman go through domestic abuse and do nothing about it. They think that it's a one time thing, but we see that it's not that there is a lot more to it. The half face in this picture represents how some of the woman hide the bruises and the other half of what really is going on. It really makes me upset that woman have to go through this. Domestic abuse shouldn't be a joke to anyone because almost every woman goes through it and it's just terrible. I chose this picture because it really defines domestic abuse as something that people hide.

pixels:a minute area of illumination on a display screen, one of many from which an image is composed

image resolution: How clear the photo comes out

 megabyte- a type of storage place.

megapixel: a graphic resolution
 gigabyte: equals one billion

jpeg:a format to compress images

psd: photoshop file
white balance: colour balance in a camera.

Histogram: a diagram consisting of rectangles whose area is proportional to the frequency of a variable and whose width is equal to the class interval.

Aperture:the aperture size will regulate the film's or image sensor's degree of exposure to light.

Shutter Speed:is the length of time when the film or digital sensor inside the camera is exposed to light

Depth of Field:Depth of field refers to the range of distance that appears acceptably sharp

Bitmap:Images acquired by digital cameras, digital camcorders and scanners 

Exposure: the unit of measurement for the total amount of light permitted to reach the electronic sensor during the process of taking a photograph.

Watermaking: faint imprints on paper that could only be seen at a specific angle

Optical Zoom: Changing the focal length of a camera by adjusting the physical zoom lens

Digital Zoom: is a function of a digital camera used to make the image seem more close-up

Image stabilization: the apparatus, contained within a digital camera or other digital recording device, that compensates in real-time for shaking and vibrating while recording.

noise: describe visual distortion

lag time:  refers only to shutter effects, but more broadly refers to alllag between when the shutter button is pressed and when the photo is taken, including metering and focus lag

Hot shoe: a bracket on a camera body that provides support and electrical contact for an electronic flash attachmen

fisheye: an ultra wide-angle lens that produces strong visual distortion intended to create a wide panoramic or hemispherical image.

macro:  a lens having a reproduction ratio of 1:1 on the film or sensor plane

telephoto: a specific type of a long-focus lens in which the physical length of the lens is shorter than the focal length.

wide angle: refers to a low magnification lens that is able to direct a wide view of a scene to the camera's image sensor.

DSLR: combining the optics and the mechanisms of a single-lens reflex camera with a digital imaging sensor, as opposed to photographic film.

No image said more about the relief Americans felt at the end of World War II than this classic image of a sailor sweeping a nurse into his arms for a kiss when hearing the war had ended.

This picture onee of my favorites. It shows evrything anyone ever wanted at that time. Happiness, joy, relief, and love. During the war, everyone wanted those thngs and now that it finally came, what better way to kiss some random nurse. This photo just makes me happy to know that there is always love out there.

Thousands of whites descended on an Indiana park to hang a pair of black men accused of raping a white woman. The image is a shocking reminder of how recently something like this could happen in the U.S.


This horiffic picture really tells us a lot about our country. Yes, some people may argue that it happened a long time ago, but if we put it in perspective, it really isn't that long ago. When i read the paragraph above, i felt sick. Not because they hung the men, but because they didnt even have solid evidence that they did it, they just accused them. The worst part of this picture is the fact that some people are actually happy they died. That just makes me sick.

The final album recorded by The Beatles before their breakup, the cover of Abbey Road featured a shot of the four men crossing the road almost in lock-step, except for Paul McCartney, whose off-balance stride spurred the urban legend that he was dead.
       

                             This photo really does make us think a little. Yes there is a lot of thoughts behind this wonderful picture, but sometimes we over think a lot of things. As Sigmund Freud said once, "Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar." This quote tells us that maybe a picture is just a picture and we're just over thinking all of this. When i see this photo, I just remember all those good times that the Beatles had togehter and how they made a huge impact in this world. This, I believe, is what i think about this amazing photogragh.

This quote means a lot to not nly me but everyone else because we've all lost someone we love. But that doesn't mean we just stop learning from them. We find out more than we knew when they were alive because their friends tell us how they were, loving, kind, and funny. We can only continue to learn about them. That's why i believe this quote means a lot, not just to me but to everyone out there.

1.)  What was Photoshop based off of in traditional photography?

2.)  Who were the two people that combined knowledge to create Photoshop? John Knoll

3.)  What year was Photoshop 1.0 released? 1990

4.)  What feature was added to Photoshop 2.0? Path Feature

5.)  When was the layers feature introduced and what are layers? 1994 Phtoshp 3.0. Layers are a lifesaver for any margibally complex design.

6.)  When did the unification in the Photoshop interface happen? 1996 Phtoshop 4.0

7.)  When did the lasso selection tool and the history feature appear? 1998 hotoshop 5.0

1.) When did photography begin? 1830s

2.) What century was the camera obscura started? 11th

3.) Who recorded the first image that did not fade?

4.)  What company created cameras for the general public? Kodak 

5.)  What did Henri-Cartier Bresson begin to use in 1930? 35mm cameras 

6.) What did Model 95 develop?the film only took less than a minute

7.)  What instant film camera was inexpensive for the public to buy and use? 

8.)  When and by what company was the first digital camera produced? 1991 Kodak