Tuesday, June 11, 2013

My Final Project...
















Chip, the model of most my cat photos, isn't the fastest nor brightest cat on my block. He sorta just chills in my backyard and hangs out I guess. But what does he do? Where does he go? And what the hell is he looking at? What does Chip see? I thought it was an interesting, yet a waste of time, considering cats sleep for most of the day. I figured i'd give it a try anyways. Luckily, chip isn't the adventurer and likes to stay close to home. So shots were kind of easy in the beginning. But he really lacks 'cooperative' skills and wasn't too easy work with after the 5th shot...A good amount of unbearable scratches and agonizing bites later, my diva of a cat was done taking pictures. This is how Chip spends his weekend...

Tuesday, May 28, 2013

Friday, May 24, 2013

Erin...

 Perspective...

 looking out of frame...

 looking in frame...

 lighting...

 not too comfy...

 straight chillin...

CHEESE...

contact sheet...

Friday, April 26, 2013

Critique...


This photo Erin took of this simple trash can is beautiful and life changing in an unlimited amount of ways. We never stop to think about how trash cans feels about us throwing trash in them all the time. I bet none of you have ever even thanked a trash can ONCE in your life. Erin captures the beauty of the simple can of trash, content, sunbathing under the toasty sun, and reminds us that trash cans too, have feelings...

Those Exposure Things...

Tee Hee...

'Murica.... 

The Trees Man...

Wednesday, April 17, 2013

Principles & Elements...

Value...


 Rhythm...


 Texture...


 Line...


 Contrast...


 Movement...


 Balance...


Color...

Not Lame...

Hehe...Carla...


She's nice....


Just...yes...

Friday, April 12, 2013

Daily Quiz...

PRINCIPLES are the foundations you need for your photo, while the ELEMENTS can enhance and transform your photo...

Cheese...








YEAH...

Thursday, March 28, 2013

When I Grow Up, I Wanna Be A...


FIREFIGHTER...

DESCRIPTION: Firefighters control and extinguish fires to protect communities against loss of life, injury, and property damage. They work as team members using a variety of firefighting equipment. They use different firefighting techniques depending on the type of fire involved. They fight residential, commercial, and industrial fires within their district and assist firefighters in other districts when additional help is needed.

ACTIVITIES: Firefighters perform many tasks. They present fire safety and prevention programs to school children and civic organizations. They also put out motor vehicle fires and control gasoline, chemicals, and other materials due to car and truck accidents.

EDUCATION: A high school diploma is the minimum requirement for employment. Apprenticeships may also be available. Individuals interested in an apprenticeship must have a high school diploma, pass an aptitude test, and interview with the appropriate apprenticeship committee. Apprenticeships vary from two to five years and include both formal classroom instruction and on-the-job training experiences.

SALARY RANGE: 32,000 - 108,000


DENTIST...

DESCRIPTION: Dentists care for the teeth and gums of their patients. They examine their patients' teeth and gums using dental instruments and radiographs. They clean teeth and fill dental cavities using rotary dental tools. They help patients to maintain healthy teeth and gums by teaching them how to properly brush and floss their teeth.

ACTIVITIES: Dentists usually work 40 hours a week, Monday through Friday. They may be on call for emergencies. Dentists like helping people. Dentists work in offices with dental tools and equipment. Many are self-employed or form partnerships with other dentists.

EDUCATION: Students should take courses that exceed college entrance requirements, including advanced courses in math, science, English, and social studies. Helpful high school courses would include Anatomy and Physiology, Chemistry, Foreign Language (minimum of two years), and Statistics. Dentists often graduate from a four-year bachelor's degree program. Many bachelor's degree programs are acceptable preparation for admission into dental school. However, the majority of people admitted into dental schools have an undergraduate degree in pre-dentistry studies or one of the life sciences.

SALARY RANGE: 75,000 - 166,000+ Individuals with special skills can earn salaries double or triple the top of this salary range. The self-employed determine their own benefits.


ARCHITECT...

DESCRIPTION: Architects design homes, schools, churches, office buildings, apartment complexes, and shopping centers. Architects meet with their clients to determine the function and size of the building they want designed. They often work with engineers, city planners, and landscape architects to create safe, functional, and attractive structures. They design the structures and estimate the construction costs.

ACTIVITIES: Most architects work in offices. Some own their own businesses, but most work for large architectural firms. Others work for builders or real estate agents. When the buildings are complete, architects carefully check the structures, and list the problems that they find. When the builders correct the problems, architects approve the work and the buildings are turned over to their clients.

EDUCATION: High school classes that will help prepare students for college include Calculus, Drawing, Geology, Geometry, and Trigonometry/Advanced Algebra. Architects qualify to take state licensing examination after a combination of college study and work experience-totaling seven years. Architectural technicians who have seven years of work experience without a bachelor's degree in architecture may also take the licensing exam.

SALARY RANGE: 51,000 - 140,000

The Trees Man...

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