Final photoshoot

architecture photos

Details

Light

Pattern

Shapes

Surroundings

Action shot

 Oscar Sanchez jogging towards camera at Akins high school

Oscar Sanchez walking towards basketball fields at Akins high school 

Oscar Sanchez waving at the camera at Akins High School courtyard

Silver SUV passing by Akins High School

Student of the month

Questions

1. Whats your name? Oscar Sanchez

2. What grade are you in? Junior

3. What academy are you in? Able

4. How do you feel about winning this title? proud

5. Do you think you earned it? No

6. What did you do to earn this award? Be nice people

7. What advice would you give to other students who would like to win this award also? Be caring & respectful

8. Did you learn anything from this experience? You get rewarded for doing good deeds

9. What subjects are you best in ? (Math, Science, English, History)nMath, English, and PE

10. Do you think you could win this award again? Maybe

11. What did your friends and family think about you winning this award? You're a nerd

12. Are you proud of yourself? yeah

13. What are some of your hobbies? Football

14. Do you plan on going to college after high school? yes

15. Have you won any other awards? A, B honor roll

16. Do you like Akins? Not really

17. Have you made any good friends here? Yes

18. Have you learned anything from the upperclassmen, like what? How to skip out for lunch

19. Have your teachers helped you a lot? yes

20. Who's your favorite teacher? Mr. Gomez

Art of an Interview

3 Different sources:

1.Vincent M. Torres, District 4, President

2.Mr Gomez - Teacher

3.Mr Ruiz- Assistant principal

Q Survey

1. Whats your name?
2. Whats your position?
3. What do you think of the current dress code?
4. Do you think dress code should vary on school level? (Elementary, Junior High, High school)
5. Do you think the idea of Uniform will help the learning environment? like what?
6. What do you think they should enforce more in AISD?
7. Is there anything that you think they should get rid of?
8. If they were to do uniform, what do you think the uniform should look like?
9. Do you think the principles of each school should determine whether their school has dress code or the school board.
10. Do you think it would be fair if the teachers and staff had a dress code as well?
11. Do you think students should have to pay for uniforms or have the schools provide them?
12. Does the way people dress bother you? why or why not
13. How do you think Uniform would affect the schools?
14. Would you be okay with wearing a uniform?
15. What do you think most students would think about Uniforms?
16. Would you consider a different school district if Uniforms were enforced?

News paper

definitions

Broad sheet: tall and narrow

Tabloid: short and squared

Folio: information, name of school,state,website etc.

Bylines : name of writer, position or title

Lines: Separates stories

Teasers: preview to whats inside

info graphics : way to communicate information graphically

Front Pages of the World

1. My favorite was the Houston Chronicle because i like the font and the big star thats in the Title of the newspaper.

2. my favorite headline was Deadly Blast Rocks small Texas town because its talking about the recent fertilizer plant explosion that occurred in Waco, Tx just a few days ago.

3. five

4. The Title of the Newspaper is always in big letters in the very front and there is almost always a huge picture in the middle of top story of the day with smaller stories on the sides.

5. Different Fonts and some are bolded, varies in different amount of pictures and stories on each article

Lenses & Photography Vocabulary

I would use telephoto lens to take pictures of a track meet

I would use a prime lens to take pictures of a basketball game

I would use a wide-angle lens to take pictures of the city

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Depth of Field (shallow & wide0 : the distance between the nearest and farthest objects in a scene acceptably sharp in an image.

Light: element that makes things visible

Shadows: a dark area or shape produced by a body coming between rays of light and a surface

Diffusions: a refraction of light or an erratic display of light passing through an element (scattering)

Exposure: the amount of light allowed to fall on each area of a photograph

Aperture: (f-stop): the opening that allows light to pass through a lens and reach the camera sensor

Shutter Speed: length of time shutter of camera is opens

ISO: sensitivity to light of cameras sensor

News Value

Im pact: Fire damages South Austin home, displaces one

this is impact because the fire leads to consequences for whom ever was involved or who's homes were burned down.  

http://www.statesman.com/list/news/local/latest-local-news/aFTH/

Prominence: River Place Elementary garden takes time, volunteers to manage

his is prominence because the group of elementary kids are working together in a garden'

http://www.statesman.com/news/news/local/river-place-elementary-garden-takes-time-volunteer/nXHSx/Novelty: 

Novelty: can human genes be patented?

i think this is Novelty because the unusual research catches peoples attention

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2013/04/10/can-human-genes-be-patented/2071275/

Conflict: Gunman kills policeman guarding polio workers in Pakistan

This is conflict because their is violence involved

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/04/11/world/asia/gunman-kills-policeman-guarding-polio-workers-in-pakistan.html?ref=world

Human Interest: Lawsuit claims students finger severed in struggle

This is human interest because its very dramatic and people want to know what happened.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2013/04/10/student-lawsuit-finger-severed/2070901/

Timeliness: Georgia High School still does segregated Prom

this is timeliness because its a fact of what is currently an issue

http://www.usatoday.com/videos/news/nation/2013/04/10/2070453/

Proximity: One dead, one injured in East Austin shootings

This is proximity because it happened not too far from here and has been

happening quite frequently lately.

http://www.statesman.com/news/news/crime-law/one-dead-and-another-injured-in-northeast-austin-s/nXHXB/

7 News Values

Timeliness  -- the newness of the facts.

Proximity – the nearness of a given event to your place of publication.

Prominence – the “newsworthiness” of an individual, organization or place.

Impact – the effect or consequence of an event on the audience.

Conflict – the meeting of two or more opposing forces. These forces can be physical, emotional or philosophical.

Human Interest – the drama the surrounds people involved in an emotional struggle.

Novelty – the attraction people have to unusual things and events. 

My yearbook spread

Portraits

Self portrait 

Portrait 

My Favorite Cover

            

The editors’ description of the cover: "Just open the August 2011 issue and you'll find Mila Kunis looking sultry and super-sexy. But for the cover, we kept coming back to an off-the-cuff moment caught by Terry Richardson: her sipping an iced coffee, giant grin on her face, a bit of midriff exposed, eyes flashing. On the newsstands, surrounded by the usual array of too-perfect, too-posed beauties, her GQ cover is a total surprise; it has this immediacy, it feels new. That's because Mila looks exactly like herself here: authentic, exuberant, teasing, bold, utterly at ease and absurdly, mind-meltingly gorgeous. Iced coffee never looked so hot."

This is my favorite magazine cover because it really catches my attention for many reasons.

The first reason is because Mila Kunis is on the cover and i really like her, i think she is a very good and respected actress. Mila Kunis is also very pretty. I also like the pose that she has and she is holding a beverage what actually looks like starbucks. The bright red and the black letters

add a great touch and catches the eye.  

Best Covers

1. New York: formal

2. Bloomberg Businessweek : Informal

3. People: environmental

4. People: informal

5. Sports illustrated: formal

6. ESPN: Formal

7. Natonal Geographic: formal

8. Time out Chicago: formal

9. GQ: informal

10. Parade: formal

11. GQ: informal

12. People: formal

13. Vanity Fair: informal

14. National Geographic: environmental

15. Sports illustrated: Environmental

16. Departures: Formal

17. W: formal

Magazine Tips

Instead, ask the designer to print out all the alternates as hard copy, trim them accurately to magazine size and glue them onto old issues, so you can see them as close to the real thing as possible. Now, toss them on a tabletop, so they flop around and overlap like real magazines do.


No matter what you put on the cover, keep the six functions of covers in mind:
- Emotionally irresistible
- Worth the investment of money and time

reasons not to judge your cover on-screen:
- The screen is the wrong size, no matter how big it is. You can’t see it intimately as if it were in your hands.
-It glows in vivid colors that will inevitably turn disappointingly dull when printed in ink. A hard-copy printout may be closer.

If the cover pops out from its background, don’t weaken it by fussing with it. You’ve probably done something courageous, and deserve congratulations. Leave well enough alone.

backpack, green and triangle

Portrait reminders

Portraits 

I like the angle of this photo.

I like the subject and the simplicity.

Self Portraits

Love the lighting. i love this picture

I like the way the dust looks

check sheet

Next year i am probably just going to take all my core classes and an elective or two to finish all my credits. I also have to take a semester of algebra 2 because i didn't pass it last semester. My academy is able so I'm doing business. I don't know yet what i want to be i was thinking of being a psychologist because i like helping people with their problems but i also want to be a lawyer. After high school I'm probably going to be working a lot so i can move out.



http://www.jostens.com/yearbooks/ybk_advisers_cd_contests_adobe.html

i like the article "Tucker Love" the layout is pretty and funny

photography Vocabulary

Depth of Field (shallow & wide0 : the distance between the nearest and farthest objects in a scene acceptably sharp in an image.

Light: element that makes things visible

Shadows: a dark area or shape produced by a body coming between rays of light and a surface

Diffusions: a refraction of light or an erratic display of light passing through an element (scattering)

Exposure: the amount of light allowed to fall on each area of a photograph

Aperture (f-stop): the opening that allows light to pass through a lens and reach the camera sensor

Shutter Speed: length of time shutter of camera is opens

ISO: sensitivity to light of cameras sensor