Monday, April 13, 2015
Principles of Design-Proportion
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Principles of Design-Pattern
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Thursday, April 2, 2015
Shutter Speed and Everything After
Partner: Catherine Hou
Photo
1. Fast or slow - why?
Fast because the highway shows that the cars are moving really quickly.
2. Motion-The trucks are moving fairly quickly.
3. Element of Art - Color
The colors blue and red really stand out from the background and the hazy fog surrounding the highway.
4. Principle of Design
a. Leading Lines- The lines of the highway lead toward the center to the trucks and the eye follows the lines that the truck makes towards the end of the street.
b. Depth: There's depth because there's a railing in the foreground and the trucks are in the mid-ground to the background.
In the photo, the truck's vivid colors really contrast with the dull gray sky. This causes the viewer's attention to shift to the trucks.
Tuesday with Farley's son
1-500 seconds
Photo
1. Fast or slow - why?
Fast because the highway shows that the cars are moving really quickly.
2. Motion-The trucks are moving fairly quickly.
3. Element of Art - Color
The colors blue and red really stand out from the background and the hazy fog surrounding the highway.
4. Principle of Design
a. Leading Lines- The lines of the highway lead toward the center to the trucks and the eye follows the lines that the truck makes towards the end of the street.
b. Depth: There's depth because there's a railing in the foreground and the trucks are in the mid-ground to the background.
In the photo, the truck's vivid colors really contrast with the dull gray sky. This causes the viewer's attention to shift to the trucks.
Tuesday with Farley's son
1-500 seconds
Friday, March 27, 2015
Lens Blog Variety
This Picture is the prototype for variety because it shows many various elements. The background items are all unique as there is different shapes, sizes, and textures. The smoke rising past the man cooking the barbecue accentuates the different elements shown in the picture.
Tuesday, March 24, 2015
Movie Monday Half Past Autumn Part 3 and 4
What is your definition of successful?
Being successful is having obtained enough to be content and happy. Success is determined by your mindset and perception of important values.
What have you given up to become successful?
In order to become successful. I've given up my hobbies and time in order to finish my priorities.
What did Parks give up to become successful?
In order to become successful, Parks gave up his relationships with his family such as his wife.
Who was Genevieve Young's father?
Ambassador William, a rich businessman.
How much was Parks advanced to write his first book (and eventual best-selling autobiography)?
Parks was advanced 10 thousand dollars in order to write his first book.
How much money did Elijah Muhammad offer Parks to do a story on The Nation of Islam?
He offered him 500,000 dollars.
Why did Parks refuse the money?
Parks had many other commitments; he didn't want to support a religion that he didn't believe in.
What was significant about the movie The Learning Tree?
Parks was the first African-American to produce and direct a major Hollywood film.
What was significant about the character Shaft?
He was the first African American super hero that everyone looked up to.
What was Gordon Parks' choice of weapons?
He chose to use a Camera and roll film as a weapon.
What reason did Genevieve Young give for the divorce?
They didn't spend enough time together.
In 1984, Parks directed Solomon Northrup's Odyssey. What recent feature film told the same story?
12 Years a Slave recently told the story of the enslaved Solomon Northup.
Who was Gordon Parks, jr?
Gordon Parks Jr. was Park's son from his first marriage with Sally Alvis.
What is your favorite Gordon Parks photo?
What will you remember about Gordon Parks in ten years?
I will remember him as the first African American man to be famously recognized for his major hit blockbuster movie.
Being successful is having obtained enough to be content and happy. Success is determined by your mindset and perception of important values.
What have you given up to become successful?
In order to become successful. I've given up my hobbies and time in order to finish my priorities.
What did Parks give up to become successful?
In order to become successful, Parks gave up his relationships with his family such as his wife.
Who was Genevieve Young's father?
Ambassador William, a rich businessman.
How much was Parks advanced to write his first book (and eventual best-selling autobiography)?
Parks was advanced 10 thousand dollars in order to write his first book.
How much money did Elijah Muhammad offer Parks to do a story on The Nation of Islam?
He offered him 500,000 dollars.
Why did Parks refuse the money?
Parks had many other commitments; he didn't want to support a religion that he didn't believe in.
What was significant about the movie The Learning Tree?
Parks was the first African-American to produce and direct a major Hollywood film.
What was significant about the character Shaft?
He was the first African American super hero that everyone looked up to.
What was Gordon Parks' choice of weapons?
He chose to use a Camera and roll film as a weapon.
What reason did Genevieve Young give for the divorce?
They didn't spend enough time together.
In 1984, Parks directed Solomon Northrup's Odyssey. What recent feature film told the same story?
12 Years a Slave recently told the story of the enslaved Solomon Northup.
Who was Gordon Parks, jr?
Gordon Parks Jr. was Park's son from his first marriage with Sally Alvis.
What is your favorite Gordon Parks photo?
- I like this photo.
What will you remember about Gordon Parks in ten years?
I will remember him as the first African American man to be famously recognized for his major hit blockbuster movie.
Saturday, March 14, 2015
Elements of Design - Emphasis
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