conrad photojournalism blog

running rule of thirds this follows framing and leading lines this one follows balance this one follows viewpoint this one follows depth this one follows cropping this one follows pattern and symmetry this one follows background this one is also merging because the childs blue shirt and blue covered body blend into the blue background

one story that was interesting to me was New bulldog logo soon to be created due to trademark issue. this is because using something copyrighted is a big issue and Gonzaga university is taking it very seriously. something interesting is if you look up the two logos they look slightly different from each others. the second story i found interesting was AISD bond may bring major benefits which was showing what can change if we get it. the main thing i was interested in is the A/C being fixed around the school as that is a major problem. another thing that caught my eye is they will be adding in a parking garage which seems like it will take a lot of money to make.

the entrance to the alzheimer's wing of a hospital in Holby. Iy currently has a 12.5% survival rate of patience getting out and a 71.8% survival rate for workers this large maze was made to separate the weak from the strong full with traps, looping areas, pits full of snakes and spikes around every corner it has recently ben called attention to but everybody forgot about it within a day. in this large town a this is the last safe haven for the elderly, the *unintelligible* light cold beer. the line is usually backed up for miles with motor scooters causing major traffic jams due to all of the crashes life alert is called an average of 400 times a day in this town the store tried to combat this with a wait list but  the elderly did not get the message and still came.

1.the photos were most impressive because of the angles he was able to get them at. I was surprised by the fact that he took multiple days just to get a single photo. It seems like he cares a lot about the well being of the animals in east Africa. 2. 3. it is a picture of a gorilla that is perfectly in the center and you can make out every little detail on it, it is surrounded by plants to the left and nothing to the right. 4. simplicity because it clearly stands out in the picture, framing because of how it is darker than the rest and is framed around the light area, and avoiding merging because of the fact that it does not blend in to the areas around it. 5.he uses two fixed lenses so he cant zoom because with the fixed he gets more of the background 6.he takes these photos because he cares about the animals that live there 7. he takes these photos to help raise awareness about the help these animals need 8."In 1995 I first drove the main road from Nairobi down throu

1. we could take pictures of natural things, we could take pictures of things about city life or we could take pictures of things we do ourselves 2. ISO shutter speed and aperture 3.we could upload them to are computers and put it on our blog, send them to one computer or upload them to just one computer and make a new blog account for it

1. i noticed how the first picture was a depiction of war which caught my eye and the second one is buildings under a giant rock formation at a really good angle so it caught my eye as well 2. i see a battle was once fought here. i see dead bodies scattered around the field lifeless. i smell the grass in the field. i can smell the smoke from the gunfire i taste blood splattered into the faces of soldiers. i taste the cool air around them. i touch bodies lying on the ground. i touch the gun in the hands of people i hear gunshots in the back. i can hear the clap of the horses feet. i see a great rock formation. i see what looks like it used to be a city i smell the mud from the buildings made of it. i taste sand in my mouth. i can taste the warm dry air going by. i touch the rough terrain of the wall. i can touch the shrubs i hear the wind howling with silence 3.i could make a blog talking about some of the stuff and photos he has done throughout his life

1/15 sec F8.0 ISO at 200 it was very clear on the main focus and slightly blurry everywhere else FL 55 1/30 sec F8.0 ISO at 400 it looks the same as the one above but slightly darker FL55 1/60 sec F8.0 ISO is 800 it is much brighter than the last and is a little more blurry. FL 55 1/125 sec F8.0 ISO at 3200 it is slightly less blurry than before FL 55 1/250 sec F8.0 ISO at 6400 it is much more clear and bright FL 55 1/500 sec F8.0 noticeable visual noise and is bright ISO is at 12800 FL 55 1/1000 sec F8.0 noticeable visual noise and a clear subject ISO at 12800 FL 55 1/15 sec F13 blurry ISO 100 FL 55 1/30 sec F13 dark mostly clear ISO 100 FL 55 1/60 sec F13 very clear ISO 200 FL 55 1/125 sec F13 no blur on fast moving objects very clear ISO 400 FL 55 1/250 sec F13 little spotty on subject mostly clear on everything ISO 800 FL 55 1/500 sec F13 clear, dark and spotty everywhere

F2.8 aperture F16 aperture 1. the eyes 2.the smaller the aperture the less focus on the background the larger the aperture the more focus on the background. 3.it effects the depth of field because it effects how well you can see the background. a. i would have a medium shutter speed b. i would have a low shutter speed c. i would have a medium-high shutter speed d. i would have a high shutter speed e. i would have a high shutter speed f. i would have a medium-high shutter speed a. i would have a low shutter speed b. i would have a very low shutter speed c. i would have a medium-high shutter speed d. i would have a medium shutter speed e. i would have a high shutter speed f. i would have a medium shutter speed 1. with shutter priority mode you get to change your shutter speed but it choses the aperture for you 2. in manual mode you get to chose shutter speed and aperture 1. so it is easier to see 2. get in a area with lots of light 3. when you need more light