Haley's Photojournalism Blog

Jenna Flukenburger walks into her local market wearing her favorite shirt. She smiled through the pain and took her senior discount. In this picture we see a rare Mary Sue in her usual meal spot. She forgot the speed limit was over 2 miles per hour. Granny Smith is trying to figure out how the wii remote works. What she didn't know is that she was trying to turn on the TV.

1) I think that we could do a nature theme. We could have different pictures of flowers, plants, trees, and wildlife. We could put our pictures in the shape of a tree or flower. 2) When we are shooting in manual we will have to think about aperture, shutter speed, and our overall exposure. We should always have good exposure because we can see how our picture will turn out on the little meter within the camera. 3) I think that to get these pictures online we could make an instagram for our group and post the pictures in an instagram layout. We could also make a flickr account to display the pictures. Lastly, we could post our pictures on our blog or a website after we lay them all out on a google docs or something.

1) I would want to go to   Okpo Land, Okpo-Dong, South Korea because there is a lot of vegetation and I think that it would be cool because all of the plants and trees started to grow and take over once the park was abandoned. I would want to see a place where humans no longer go. The park would be interesting to see all the rides that hold up and the ones that fall apart and no longer work. I think that the parks would also be scary because there aren't any people and the rides are all not working anymore. 2) 3) I think that a desert, island, beach, forest, or abandoned school would be interesting to photographers because they might like places where there aren't many people present. I think somewhere where the conditions are harsh would be a good place to shoot because you could find places to take pictures where many people haven't gone and might find interesting. 4) This is an abandoned school in Cleveland. This was recorded by a yahoo news reporter. 5

1) I thought that the pictures were very good quality and the angles he took the pictures at made them look almost fake or like they were photoshopped or staged. I thought that it was cool how scary some of the pictures looked. I liked how he put all of his pictures in black and white to add to the mysterious effect. I think that it was really cool how close he got to the animals and how clear the pictures were considering the animals were probably all in motion when he was taking the pictures. 2) 3) This picture shows a mama lion holding her cub in her mouth. I like this picture because it shows real life events in Africa. I think that it is cool that he captured a moment like this without having the lion looking at him. I also really like the focus in this picture. 4) I think that in my photo the rule simplicity is present because the lions are the main focus in the picture and the background is pretty blurred out. I think that this picture also shows the rule of

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Warm-up 1. At the beginning I felt happy seeing the couple come together and be happy. As the pictures went on I became sad and started to feel the emotions that the husband must of felt and captured in the images. 2. I think this comment showed that the pictures were showing their life every step of the way as they felt they saw it. He wanted to capture each moment so that he could look back on them and remember his journey with her from beginning to end. 3. I think if I were in this situation I wouldn't want to capture those moments because they would make me sad. If I was strong enough to capture them and not cry every time I saw them then I think it would be cool to share the little moments with the world so everyone could see how I felt and what I had to live with everyday. 4. I would tell him that I have seen people who have showed how hard it is to have a loved one with cancer and not knowing what's going to happen next. When someone has cancer everyday is a blessin

1) This picture caught my eye because you can feel movement in the river. I like how the photographer included many different aspects in the photo. 2) I see the mountains in the background with the clouds hovering above them. I also see the river flowing throughout the picture. The sun is hiding within the clouds in the background.  I smell the fumes from the forest of trees nearby. I smell the fresh water as it flows to the ocean. The fresh smell of flowers enters my nose.  I hear the birds and owls hiding in the forest. I hear the water hit the land nearby. The buzz of bugs flying around my face catches my ear.  I taste the humidity from the clouds above me. As the water flows below my mouth waters for some fresh water. I taste the fresh water from nearby.  I feel the cool breeze blowing across the mountain top. I feel the spiky pines from the trees poking me as I walk to set up my camera. I feel the condensation from the clouds above the mountains touch my skin making me s

f/16 or higher f/2.8 1) You should closely relate aperture to your eye and how the pupil gets bigger and smaller. 2) The smaller the aperture the larger the f stop, the larger the aperture the smaller the f stop. 3) The smaller the f stop is the greater focus on the subject there is. The larger the f stop is the smaller the focus is on the subject. If the f stop is small then the picture is very focused and the background in blurred out. If you have a larger f stop then the picture is focused on multiple things and the background is clearly visible.   slow shutter speed high shutter speed Beginning of the night: a) slow b) slow c) high d) high e) slow f) high End of the night: a) slow b) slow c) high d) slow e) slow f) slow 2) If your camera is in aperture priority mode then you have to set the aperture but the shutter speed is set. If the camera is in manual mode then you have to set the shutter speed and aperture yourself. If