Sophia's Photojournalism Blog

1. One way that the camera is manipulated is to have the histogram set to a lower contrast scene. 2. To make this image you would need a dslr camera, a tripod, AEB, 3. Someone might take an hdr photo to get a really good high-quality landscape photo. 4. You might see more definition and details.

1. Forced perspective makes an object seem larger or smaller according to the camera angle. 2. Macro photography is photography of small objects extremely up close. Insects are a common object that photographers will use for macro photography. 3. Microphotography is also close to photography. The magnification ratio is always 20:1 and up. 4. somethings I need to keep in mind is to find a small subject, zoom in to blow up the small subject very big, and to make sure the lighting is good.

1. I could research good landscape places that have good lighting and are accessible. 2. google maps or google earth 3. it can distort the image 4. Digital SLR 5. suitable clothes, waterproof gear protection, lens cleaners 6. so you can find the best viewpoint 7. composition 8. decide which part is essential for the composition 9.  it can simplify the photo 10. to learn more about the location so the next time you can take a better photo 11.      Shoot:

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Who: Alli Ekrot What: Won student of the month When: March first, 2020 Where: Bowie Highschool Why: How: A freshman student at Bowie Highschool, Alli Ekrot wins student of the month for March. Ekrot's dedication to her school work and her community was recognized by her teachers and her peers. "I think I was chosen because I don't only work hard in school, I work hard in helping the community," Ekrot said. Ekrot has been working on getting this award for months of the semester by doing her work and volunteering. "I feel like it a really big honor to win," said Ekrot" and it will help me apply to colleges and help my future. " Along ekrots way to this award she always had the support from her teachers and parents. "Alli always worked very hard," Said Susan Williams, Ekrots Geometry teacher. "She is always focused in my class and when she makes a mistake she always tries her best to understand what she did wrong. ...

Student of the Month Questions:  1. Why do you think you were chosen over others for this award? I think I was chosen because I don't on;y work hard in school, I work hard in helping the community.  2. If you didn't win who do you think would have won and why? If I didn't win the award, Sophia would have won because she also works really hard in and out of school.  3. How do you feel about winning this award? I feel like it a really big honor to win and it will help me apply to colleges and help my future.  4. What does this award mean to you? The award means that I'm doing well in school and I should keep up whatever routine I have.  5. How much time and work was put into winning this award? I do homework for probably 3 hours a day and on the weekend I volunteer for charities and help with my little brother's sports team, so a lot of time.  6. How did you get the grades to win this award? To get good grades I study and do all my work on time a...

3 sources:  Faculty students Member of a school board 20 Questions:  For students :  1. How does this change in dress code affect you? 2. Do you think the addition of school uniforms are fair, why or why not? 3. Do you think the uniforms will be conducive to the learning environment? 4. Do you like the new uniform policy, why or why not? 5. How are you going to deal with this change? 6. What will be the biggest challenge for you that comes with the new policy? 7. On a scale of one to ten how much will this new policy affect you and why? For Faculty: 8. Do you like this new change why or why not? 9. What are some ways this new policy could negatively affect your school? 10. What are some ways this new policy could positively affect your school? 11.  How do you think the students will react to this new policy? 12. Do you think uniforms are crucial for the learning environment? 13.  How does this affect an average day at school? F...

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Nautilis house: 1. 2. 3.  4.  5.  Guegenheim Museum 1. none 2.  3.  4.  5.  Burji Arab: 1.   2.  3.  4.  5.  Stone House 1.  2. none 3.  4.  5.  Eden Project 1.  2.  3.  4.  5. 

Nautilus House, Mexico 1.   Javier Senosiain 2. 2006-2007 3. Mexico 4. Private building 5.  218,000 6. It was built for living 7. I liked the color and99 shape of this building. I also liked how it was made to look like a seashell. I liked the large mosaic window with lots of colors. I liked how the inside had the feel of nature and it was also calm looking.  Guggenheim Museum, Spain 1.  Frank Gehry 2. 1997 3. Spain 4. public 5. $89 million 6. Museum for the public 7. I picked this building because I liked the usage of different materials used on the outside. I also liked the large water structure in the front. The building looks inviting. It also is large and looks fun to explore. The inside looks bright and welcoming.  Burji Arab 1. Tom wright 2. 1994 3. Dubai 4. Public building 5. 650 million 6. Hotel 7. I picked this building because I liked how it looks like a sail. I also picked it because of the location. It is in Dubai w...