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Architecture Preview Blog
2) 1969
3) Rochester, New York
4) You Can Visit
5) Yes, $27 million
6) "structure resembles a giant pile of colorful children’s blocks and houses an exhibit on the importance of play."
7) The reason i chose this building is because it seemed very interesting. The colors of the building are very bright and caught my attention right away. As well as the building blocks, since Ive never seen anything quiet like this building. I like how the blocks look like children blocks so its kind of obviouse its a place for kids to have fun.
2) In 2004
3) Sopot, Poland
4) You Can Visit
5) Nope
6) The idea of the building came from a fairy tale book.
7) The reason i chose this building is because its bizzare. Its bizzare since the building looks like a wave or as if it is melting. This building is very strange looking but in its own unique, cool kind of way. The crooked house is definetley a place i would like to visit.
2) 2006
3) Naucalpan, Mexico
4) It is a private house
5) Nope
6) The architect was inspired by the sea
7) The reason i chose this building is because it has a very interesting shape to it. The house looks like a sea shell (probably because the architecture is inspired by the sea). I love the colors of the entrance of the house. I wouldnt have thought of building a house like the seashell house. It is very nicely built and beautiful to look at.
2) Unknown
3) Kansas City, Missouri
4) You Can Visit
5) Not Told
6) Parking Garage And Known As "The Community Bookshelf"
7) The reason i chose this building is because it was creative to make a library parking garage into a bookshelf full of books. Not many people would think of making actual books as a outer wall of a parking garage. The architecture is very unique and pretty cool. I would like to visit the parking garage too see what titles they have there.
1) Tom Wright
2) 1999
3) Dubai, United Arab Emirates
4) You can visit but you have to pay to get a hotel room
5) $650,000,000.00
6) Its just a hotel
7) the reason I like this building is because of the weird of the shape to it. I like how it even has its own little island it stands on. The location of the building looks very relaxing. The building is somewhere where i would like to vacation at.
Architecture SHOOT preview assignment
4/23/12
4/19/12
5 Ws and the H
Airplane Story
Who? The Pilot, The passengers, flight attendents
What? Plane took a nose dive,Pilot tried to avoid, what he thought, was another plane coming right at him. Pilot tried to avoid, what he thought, was another plane coming right at him. The "Plane" was actually the planet Venus
When? Tue April 17, 2012
Where? The middle of the Atlantic Ocean
Why? The airplane pilot woke up and took a nose dive thinking that the planet venus was another plane
How? The airplane pilot was asleep and woke up disoriented, thinking that venus was another plane
Handcuffed 6yr Old.
Who? 6 Year old girl
What? A 6 year old girl was arrested
When? Tue April 17, 2012
Where? Milledgeville, Creekside Elementary
Why? The 6 year old was having a tempertantrum
How? Destroying school property, destroying students property, and kicking the principles leg
Austin Fisher
Who? Austin Fisher, His town communtiy
What? Not able to graduate but eventually was aloud to graduate
When? Apr 17, 2012
Where? Small Ohio town
Why? was not able to graduate since he was absent a lot taking care of his mother, who has cancer.
How? was able to graduate since he had a good reason for being absent so many times and by pressure of the media.
Who? The Pilot, The passengers, flight attendents
What? Plane took a nose dive,Pilot tried to avoid, what he thought, was another plane coming right at him. Pilot tried to avoid, what he thought, was another plane coming right at him. The "Plane" was actually the planet Venus
When? Tue April 17, 2012
Where? The middle of the Atlantic Ocean
Why? The airplane pilot woke up and took a nose dive thinking that the planet venus was another plane
How? The airplane pilot was asleep and woke up disoriented, thinking that venus was another plane
Handcuffed 6yr Old.
Who? 6 Year old girl
What? A 6 year old girl was arrested
When? Tue April 17, 2012
Where? Milledgeville, Creekside Elementary
Why? The 6 year old was having a tempertantrum
How? Destroying school property, destroying students property, and kicking the principles leg
Austin Fisher
Who? Austin Fisher, His town communtiy
What? Not able to graduate but eventually was aloud to graduate
When? Apr 17, 2012
Where? Small Ohio town
Why? was not able to graduate since he was absent a lot taking care of his mother, who has cancer.
How? was able to graduate since he had a good reason for being absent so many times and by pressure of the media.
4/17/12
Answers To Questions
- Whats your name? Brandon
- How old are you? "18"
- What grade are you in? "Senior"
- How did you find out that you were the student of the month? "I heard rumors"
- Are you making good grades in all of your classes? "Yes"
- Do you help your teachers? "No"
- Do you go to tutoring often? "No"
- Do teachers congratulate you on your success of being the student of the month? what do they say? "Yes, Mr. Reeves tells me im a good kid and im gonna be successfull in life"
- Do students/friends congratulate you on your success of being the student of the month? What do they say? "They said, 'good job'"
- Do you do community service? "Yes, at the rec center just helping out."
- What activities do you do after school? "Sometimes I work and I play basketball."
- Are you in any sport here at Akins? if not what sports would you like to be in and why? "No; Basketball... It's a fun sport."
- Are you proud of being student of the month? "Yes, because i dont know."
- What did you have to do to become student of the month? "Be swagged out"
- How did you react to being the student of the month? "Really happy, I jumped up"
- How did your family react when you told them that you were student of the month? "They were really proud of me...They got me a PS3"
- Did you get a prize when you were chosen as the student of the month? If yes what was the prize? "I got a certificate for being student of the month"
- Who would you choose to be the next student of the month (other than you)? why? "Edgar Medina, because he's an awesome person
- Do you think that someone else deserves the student of the month prize? If so who and why? "No, only me"
- How do you think this month will be? "It will be the best month of my life"
- Are you gonna try to be next months student of the month? "Yes I'm fighting for it"
4/13/12
Interview Q&A's
- Whats your name?
- How old are you?
- What grade are you in?
- How did you find out that you were the student of the month?
- Are you making good grades in all of your classes?
- Do you help your teachers?
- Do you go to tutoring often?
- Do teachers congratulate you on your success of being the student of the month? what do they say?
- Do students/friends congratulate you on your success of being the student of the month? What do they say?
- Do you do community service?
- What activities do you do after school?
- Are you in any sport here at Akins? If yes are you very good at it, if not what sports would you like to be in and why?
- Are you proud of being student of the month
- What did you have to do to become student of the month?
- How did you react to being the student of the month?
- How did your family react when you told them that you were student of the month?
- Did you get a prize when you were chosen as the student of the month? If yes what was the prize? if no do you think you deserve a prize?
- Who would you choose to be the next student of the month (other than you)? why?
- Do you think that someone else deserves the student of the month prize? If so who and why?
- How do you think this month will be?
- Are you gonna try to be next months student of the month?
Questions And Answers
ASSIGNMENT #1:
1.
1.
- Student Alexis Sepieda
- The Principle
- Mrs. Tennen
- What do you think of the new dress code?
- Do you think the dress code will change students behavior? Why?
- What do you think lead to the new policy of having a dress code?
- Do you think kids will follow the new dress code without being told that they are out of dress code? Why?
- Do you think that the teachers should have a dress code as well? Why?
- How strictly do you think that the dress code should be in forced?
- What will be the punishment for coming out of dress code?
- Did parents, students, teachers, or principle have a say in this decision? Explain why or why not?
- Do you think the students will protest to this decision? Why?
- Will students have to wear dress code on special occasions like field trips? Why?
- What do you think the new dress code will accomplish?
- Do you think there will be less bullying since everyone looks identical? Why?
- Do you think AISD will change the policy in the next 5-10 years? Why?
- Do you think a students will do good academically? Why?
- How did the students react to the new policy?
- How do you think other parents will react to the policy?
- Do you think that the policy is restricting kids from being "Unique"?
- Do you think all teachers and staff agree to this new policy even though it doesn't apply to them? Why?
- How do you think these changes will effect the kids?
- What would you say to the people at AISD to change their mind or would you not try to change their mind? and if you would not try to change their mind, why wouldn't you try to change their mind?
4/11/12
4/5/12
Caption And Evaluation Practice
Who: Angry civilian
What: Threatening to set a government building on fire
Where: Iran
When: Thursday
Why: Raising taxes for a war
How: Waving a lit torch and getting ready to throw it at a riot
HEADLINE: A simple protest to a raging riot
ACTUAL CAPTION: an angry civilian is threatening to throw a lit torch at a government building with people inside. On April 4th the government decided to raise tax for a new war with Israel that made many civilians angry enough to start a riot.
PHOTO 1: The first photo is using viewpoint. I know this since this photo captures the objects going to the sky while still paying attention to the people letting them go to the sky instead of the objects in the sky or the people getting them ready to be let go.
PHOTO 3: The photo has leading lines and creates depth. I know the photo is creating depth since the photo captures the other hills in the back getting smaller which makes the hills look like they are so far away from the camera. I know this photo has leading lines also since the car tracks on the ground lead up to the hills in the way beyond.
PHOTO 4: The photo has rule of thirds, viewpoint, and creating depth. I know the photo has rule of thirds since the two pieces of the boats are on different corners and sides of the screen and not right in the middle. I know it has viewpoint because if the photographer didnt choose this view poing he would of gotten other boats floating in the background instead of the other piece of the possibly broken ship. I also know it creates depth since the other piece of the ship looks like its far off and floating away and the seas that never end.
What: Threatening to set a government building on fire
Where: Iran
When: Thursday
Why: Raising taxes for a war
How: Waving a lit torch and getting ready to throw it at a riot
HEADLINE: A simple protest to a raging riot
ACTUAL CAPTION: an angry civilian is threatening to throw a lit torch at a government building with people inside. On April 4th the government decided to raise tax for a new war with Israel that made many civilians angry enough to start a riot.
PHOTO 1: The first photo is using viewpoint. I know this since this photo captures the objects going to the sky while still paying attention to the people letting them go to the sky instead of the objects in the sky or the people getting them ready to be let go.
PHOTO 3: The photo has leading lines and creates depth. I know the photo is creating depth since the photo captures the other hills in the back getting smaller which makes the hills look like they are so far away from the camera. I know this photo has leading lines also since the car tracks on the ground lead up to the hills in the way beyond.
PHOTO 4: The photo has rule of thirds, viewpoint, and creating depth. I know the photo has rule of thirds since the two pieces of the boats are on different corners and sides of the screen and not right in the middle. I know it has viewpoint because if the photographer didnt choose this view poing he would of gotten other boats floating in the background instead of the other piece of the possibly broken ship. I also know it creates depth since the other piece of the ship looks like its far off and floating away and the seas that never end.
3/28/12
Touching People
1. I think this project would be a awkward since most people aren't up for touching people they don't know
2. I would ask what was the project for and where am I supposed to touch this stranger in the photo shoot?
3. A unusual photo shoot would be two people jumping off of objects while high fiving each other
4. I think some of the photos were very unusual. The photographer was just taking portraits of people.
2. I would ask what was the project for and where am I supposed to touch this stranger in the photo shoot?
3. A unusual photo shoot would be two people jumping off of objects while high fiving each other
4. I think some of the photos were very unusual. The photographer was just taking portraits of people.
3/20/12
Earthquake Warm-Up
This women looks like she is shocked to see her town torn down so bad. The photographer used rule of thirds on this photo.
The whole street, that would usually be full of people, is flooded with water. The photographer used framing on this photo.
The soldier is carrying an old man that was probably stuck under debris. The photographer used rule of thirds.
2/28/12
Newspaper Notes
The big one is broad sheet.
Small one is tabloid
Most tabloids are 24 pages
Road sheets have about 12 or 16 pages
Broad sheet of paper the average number of stories is gonna be 3-5
Tabloids can only fit 1and maybe 2
Being on the front page means they (stories) are the most important
News value
The flag is the name of the newspaper
A teaser is above the flag
Teasers do not have to have photos
Folio
* The place where the newspaper is going to be found
* The date
* The motto
* Price tag
* The website for the newspaper
* Recycling sign
Every good newspaper should have a headline
The headline should be written for the first paragraph
Headline should be interesting
Sub headline tells more information about the story
Should have at least one sub headline on every page
By line tells you who they are and what their job is on newspaper
Have to have stories in newspapers
Pages should have pictures in them and have a dominant photo
Caption has three parts:
*Caption head
*Photo by
*Actual caption itself
1st Sentence who what where and when
2nd Sentence gives you background info on the photo
Sometimes have to write more sentences if there is more space to fill in
Can write more background info to fill up space
Can include a quote to fill up space
Little boxes on the side of stories are called info graphics
Info graphics have additional info that are not available in the story
Design element at the bottom of the newspaper:
*Table of contents
*The volume number
*Issue number
Others might have the number of the newspaper
Staff Box or Mast Head:
*Editorial policy
*Organizations
*The staff
Small one is tabloid
Most tabloids are 24 pages
Road sheets have about 12 or 16 pages
Broad sheet of paper the average number of stories is gonna be 3-5
Tabloids can only fit 1and maybe 2
Being on the front page means they (stories) are the most important
News value
The flag is the name of the newspaper
A teaser is above the flag
Teasers do not have to have photos
Folio
* The place where the newspaper is going to be found
* The date
* The motto
* Price tag
* The website for the newspaper
* Recycling sign
Every good newspaper should have a headline
The headline should be written for the first paragraph
Headline should be interesting
Sub headline tells more information about the story
Should have at least one sub headline on every page
By line tells you who they are and what their job is on newspaper
Have to have stories in newspapers
Pages should have pictures in them and have a dominant photo
Caption has three parts:
*Caption head
*Photo by
*Actual caption itself
1st Sentence who what where and when
2nd Sentence gives you background info on the photo
Sometimes have to write more sentences if there is more space to fill in
Can write more background info to fill up space
Can include a quote to fill up space
Little boxes on the side of stories are called info graphics
Info graphics have additional info that are not available in the story
Design element at the bottom of the newspaper:
*Table of contents
*The volume number
*Issue number
Others might have the number of the newspaper
Staff Box or Mast Head:
*Editorial policy
*Organizations
*The staff
Front Pages Of The World
1. Observer-Dispatch
Utica, New York
2. Survey: Teen On The Rise because it talks about the current issues for most teens.
3. There are six stories on the front page of my favorite
4. There is always big text as the headline and has the most important thing to say. Always a big picture in front of a newspaper
5. The Headline doesn't always go with the picture.
Utica, New York
2. Survey: Teen On The Rise because it talks about the current issues for most teens.
3. There are six stories on the front page of my favorite
4. There is always big text as the headline and has the most important thing to say. Always a big picture in front of a newspaper
5. The Headline doesn't always go with the picture.
2/8/12
1/27/12
1/23/12
Magazine Covers Part 2 And InDesign Part 1
EARLY MAGAZINE COVERS
Most of the early magazine covers didnt have pictures like most magazines today. Then the first cover was a table of contents. When they did use covers they usually looked like covers of books, with more words than pictures. There were no little words on the sides of the magazine cover explaining some things that were in the magazine. Sometimes some magazines had a symbolic cover. The symbol usually meant something to explain what the magazine was a little bit about. Then they started having magazines for women. The cover usually had very well drawn pictures of different roles of women in the family.
THE POSTER COVER
This type of magazine cover was more used in 1890s to the 1960s. Many of the pictures look like paintings you would see hanging on someones wall because how good they looked. The poster magazines were bigger then the magazines today. The poster cover had, little or no, little explination of the magazine on the cover.
PICTURE MARRIED TO TYPE
In the early 1900's they started adding dialogue to there cover art. They were starting to use huge titles with a persons head covering some of it, a model posing with nearly whole body, or words surrounding the model instead of going over the models body.
1/19/12
Happy, Akins, Building
It is an excellent example of my work because I fixed the photo into looking less bright.
It shows happy since the mask has a creepy smile.
It is an example of my work because before I photo shopped it, it didn't look like the colors were popping on the photo.
Its a good example of Akins since the mascot of Akins is the Eagle.
It is an excellent example of my work because it shows rule of thirds.
It shows building since its a building.
1/12/12
Choice Sheets
I am interested into bieng in yearbook. Yearbook always seemed like fun. You get to go to some of the events at school and take pictures of people and get to create memories for them. Yearbook is a way to capture events that some people may not have known about until they saw it on the yearbook.
Welcome Back(:
June
This is my favorite picture because its funny how tigger from "Winnie The Pooh" is at gun point.
I like this photo because its funny having a child rodeo kind of thing going on.
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