Wednesday, November 29, 2017
Wednesday, November 15, 2017
Monday, November 13, 2017
Weekly Planning
This week my plan is to post my intro to long exposure photos. I also will plan my portrait lighting and holiday prompt shoot.
Over Thanksgiving Break, I will shoot portrait lighting and the holiday prompt shoot.
Over Thanksgiving Break, I will shoot portrait lighting and the holiday prompt shoot.
Wednesday, November 8, 2017
Tales by Light
1. The photographer was Eric Cheng. He takes underwater photography. Today, he was shooting a lot of anacondas.
2. I found it interesting that he would take pictures of animals that were so large. Also, he didn't seem scared for what he was doing. He liked being able to capture them in their normal environment.
3. I learned from this episode that these animals aren't dangerous. Being calm and quiet around them, they won't hurt us. Taking risks can make pretty cool photos.
4. This episode takes place in Brazil. He was at lakes for most of the time. It wasn't my favorite because I don't see lakes as a very clean or pretty place.
5. This was important because he wanted to show that we shouldn't be scared of these big animals. Although they may be huge, they aren't harmful. He was trying to raise awareness of the situation.
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1. The photographer was Eric Cheng. He went diving in the Bahamas. There, he photographed sharks.
2. I found it interesting when they saw the shark with plastic on its fin. They wanted to help the animal. In order to do this, they carefully cut it off as the shark swam by.
3. I learned from this episode that we often misunderstand animals. Many people think sharks are hostile animals and frequently attack humans. Cheng focuses on capturing them in a gentle setting.
4. This episode takes place in the Bahamas. Although it wasn't focused on the beach, I liked the surroundings. The ocean was very blue and pretty.
5. This work is important because it shows that we can help sharks. Despite the negative stigma surrounding them, sharks can be non aggressive animals. We just have to be calm around them.
2. I found it interesting that he would take pictures of animals that were so large. Also, he didn't seem scared for what he was doing. He liked being able to capture them in their normal environment.
3. I learned from this episode that these animals aren't dangerous. Being calm and quiet around them, they won't hurt us. Taking risks can make pretty cool photos.
4. This episode takes place in Brazil. He was at lakes for most of the time. It wasn't my favorite because I don't see lakes as a very clean or pretty place.
5. This was important because he wanted to show that we shouldn't be scared of these big animals. Although they may be huge, they aren't harmful. He was trying to raise awareness of the situation.
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1. The photographer was Eric Cheng. He went diving in the Bahamas. There, he photographed sharks.
2. I found it interesting when they saw the shark with plastic on its fin. They wanted to help the animal. In order to do this, they carefully cut it off as the shark swam by.
3. I learned from this episode that we often misunderstand animals. Many people think sharks are hostile animals and frequently attack humans. Cheng focuses on capturing them in a gentle setting.
4. This episode takes place in the Bahamas. Although it wasn't focused on the beach, I liked the surroundings. The ocean was very blue and pretty.
5. This work is important because it shows that we can help sharks. Despite the negative stigma surrounding them, sharks can be non aggressive animals. We just have to be calm around them.
Thursday, November 2, 2017
Wednesday, November 1, 2017
Bowie Dispatch Review
Ready Set Teach
Ready Set Teach is a new class at Bowie where students go to different elementary schools to assist teachers. There are requirements to be in the class. Students in Ready Set Teach earn college credit.
3rd Annual Red and Black Swim Meet
This swim meet prepares swimmers for the upcoming season. It helps them get an experience of what an actual swim meet would be like. It allows them to improve on their times.
Ready Set Teach is a new class at Bowie where students go to different elementary schools to assist teachers. There are requirements to be in the class. Students in Ready Set Teach earn college credit.
3rd Annual Red and Black Swim Meet
This swim meet prepares swimmers for the upcoming season. It helps them get an experience of what an actual swim meet would be like. It allows them to improve on their times.
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