Final Exam

2. Who was the famous war photographer who stormed Normandy with the soldiers during WWII? How many photos survived? What photo agency did this photographer create after the war? Who were the other founders?

 - The famous war photographer that stormed on Normandy with the soldiers during WWII, was Robert Capa. Only ten photos. The photo agency that this photographer created after the war was called "Magnum Photos. The other founders were David "Chim" Seymour, Henri Cartier Bresson, George Rodger, William Vandivert, Rita Vandivert, and Maria Einer.

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These are my favorites because my classmate, Joshua, seem to be having fun with the object and it just made the picture seem fun. The umbrella was a nice touch to the picture because he had fun playing with it. The area was great for background because it was sunny and that made it easier to work with the umbrella.

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This is one of my best photo's because the guys in the photo stand out the most from the background. Their shirts have a type of vibrancy on them. Plus I like the lighting because it makes the guys more viewable.

6. http://odalismcardoza.weebly.com/

7.  I get to hang out with my group members. Work with my group members. Have fun with my group members.

8. I have to depend on someone else to turn in my work. Some don't finish early, so work isn't turned in on time sometimes. That's about it of disadvantages.

11. I was here on time.

13. 'I Knew You Were Trouble'

My Best

This is one of my best photo's to me because the vibrance colors pop out and makes the photo eye catching.

This is another of my best photo's because the guys in the photo stand out the most from the background.

This is also one of my best photo's because the books show variety.

My Favorites

These are my favorites because my classmate, Joshua, seem to be having fun with the object and it just made the picture seem fun. The umbrella was a nice touch to the picture because he had fun playing with it. The area was great for background because it was sunny and that made it easier to work with the umbrella.

F/64 Group Assignment

Willard Van Dyke inspires me because I really enjoyed the effects he added throughout his pictures of statues and decided to try and recreate one of his works.

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Studies in Shutter Speed

Photo by Odalis Cardoza, per. 6 photo 1 student Jenya - at 1/30 of a second.

Photo by Odalis Cardoza, photo of a tree - 1/500 of a second

Feeling 22 - Studies in Depth of Field

Feeling 22 - Studies in Depth of Field

Composition Rules and Guidelines

http://www.photographymad.com/pages/view/10-top-photography-composition-rules

I like the texture of this photo because it has the composition of Symmetry and Pattern. It gives the viewer of how the statue is man-made, as well of the surroundings. Plus the statue, and the words on the wall, is very eye-catching composition.

First Portrait Assignment

I think I did pretty well taking pictures of my subjects. Even though my fourth picture wasn't focus enough, my subjects did good pretending that the camera wasn't infront of them.

My First Photo Outing - Principles of Designs

Variety

The Variety of books, shapes, color, and shading elements.

http://www.getty.edu/education/teachers/building_lessons/principles_design.pdf

Period 6, Photo 1, Elements of Art Images

Period 6, Photo 1 My Photo Booth Pictures

1. The Photo Booth is 92 years old, it was first made in the year 1922.

2. The Photo Booth first started in the late 1950's.

3. Many have used the Photo Booth, for example; Marc Chagall, Giorgio De Chirico, etc.

4. The Photo Booth is very popular because people enjoyed taking pictures behind the curtain. 

sepia

pop art

light tunnel

normal

mirror

Photo 1 Quiz Answers

Photo 1 - Second Semester





1. The first photo "sent across the wire" was sent on January 1, 1935.

2. The photo that was sent across telephone wires was the Hindenburg.

3. 25 cities received the first photo.

4. The Hindenburg was a giant blimp that caught on fire and went crashing down.

5. The Glenn Miller Orchestra performed "In The Mood."

6. The magazine that used the concept of Picture Magic called "Life."

7. The US Government agency who documented poverty in the 1930's were the Farm Security Administration.

8. Gordon Parks was the African American photographer who worked for this agency.

9. The painting that inspired was "American Gothic."

10. The famous landscaper was Ansel Adams.

11. The Pearl Harbor was bombed December 7, 1971.

12. A Pin Up Girl was a model who took attractive pictures.

13. It was 9 years between D-Day and the first photo sent "across the wire."

14. Robert Capa took the famous photos on Normandy Beach during D-Day.

15. Rosenthal's picture with the American Flag was with soldiers picking up the American Flag.