Summer Vacation Questions-
1. Where do you plan on spending your Summer days at the most?
2. Any shows you plan on seeing?
3. Are you going on any vacations?
4. Do you like to spend time inside or out in the sun?
5. Do you go to the beach often? If so, what are your favorite things about the beach?
6. What are some of your favorite summer memories?
7. What are your favorite summer songs?
8. Do you plan on getting a summer job?
9. Any books your plan on reading?
10. Are you going to summer school? (for what?)
11. Do you like to tan?
12. Do you go to the pool alot?
13. What are you looking forward to more than anything?
14. Do you like to go camping?
15. Do you have any summer rituals you follow?
16. Traditions?
17. Do you have a favorite summer outfit? Why is it your favorite?
18. Do you plan on going to schilter bahn?
19. What is your schilter bahn?
20. Are you going to be super disappointed when summer's over? Are you excited for the new year?
Three people I will interview-
Mannie, Shannon and a Teacher.
It's going to be an news story on favorite things about summer and plans.
Friday, April 30, 2010
Monday, April 26, 2010
Action shoot.
PANNING!
Ethan runs circles around the camera, showing off his impressive donut skills, after his great round in basketball game Friday night. He made 12 puzzling attempts for half court, it was funny.
Dead!
Ashley focuses on the net arms up and ready to shoot a free throw after being knocked down and thrown across the floor. She made the two free throws and those two points put them far enough in the led and they won the game!
Anything photo-
Ethan dribbles up to the net in a successful attempt for a three pointer. Those three points really helped the team out and put them back on top.
Ethan runs circles around the camera, showing off his impressive donut skills, after his great round in basketball game Friday night. He made 12 puzzling attempts for half court, it was funny.
Dead!
Ashley focuses on the net arms up and ready to shoot a free throw after being knocked down and thrown across the floor. She made the two free throws and those two points put them far enough in the led and they won the game!
Anything photo-
Ethan dribbles up to the net in a successful attempt for a three pointer. Those three points really helped the team out and put them back on top.
Friday, April 16, 2010
next shoot-action/sports
Runner ups-
Name of photographer - Alyssa Schukar
General focus of portfolio (photoj, sports, stories, etc.)- People, sad situations.
List three problems that the judges note with the portfolio - All the pictures were at a distance, the were the same, it didn't have much emotion.
List two things the judges like- backgrounds,
What is your overall impression? What did you like or not like?- I liked the pictures overall, she focused on some serious things and did a pretty good job capturing it, but like the judge said all her pictures are from far away and aren't very personal.
Name of photographer - Carlos Delgado
General focus of portfolio (photoj, sports, stories, etc.)- people, sports, illness,
List three problems that the judges note with the portfolio - content, out of focus, lighting.
List two things the judges like- content,
What is your overall impression? What did you like or not like? The photographer had some really great shots and had some other not so great shots. I like one of his stories and the pictures of the lady with an illness and lost her arms.
Name of photographer - Jordan Murph
General focus of portfolio (photoj, sports, stories, etc.)- sports.
List three problems that the judges note with the portfolio - silhouettes, bad picture story, angles
List two things the judges like- lighting, composition,
What is your overall impression? What did you like or not like? The photography was good, kind of boring and the story wasn't too great at all.
Name of photographer- Justin Mott
General focus of portfolio- people, stories.
Three problems the judge notes- focus, cut off head,
Two things the judges liked- terrible situtaion/mind blowing, compostiton
Overall impression- very good photography and story.
Winner-
What did the judges note as strengths as they were critiquing it?
Focus, meaning, lighting.
What do you see as strengths? Do you see any weaknesses?
The photos caught the story and had very good composition. I didn't see too much weakness.
Contest Recap-
Briefly describe the process the judges went through in deciding the winner.
They went over any of the ones they liked and looked at focus, composition and what not and figured which had the best.
Part Two Individual images-
1. Describe one photo that you agree with the judges on. Explain why you and the judges do or do not like it.
The boxing one that he got punched in the face. It is really good and powerful.
2. Describe one photo that you do NOT agree with the judges on. Explain why you think the judges are wrong.
In part one- the one where the surfer has fallen off the board and is flipped over. They thought that it could have been saved but I really liked it and thought it was fine.
Name of photographer - Alyssa Schukar
General focus of portfolio (photoj, sports, stories, etc.)- People, sad situations.
List three problems that the judges note with the portfolio - All the pictures were at a distance, the were the same, it didn't have much emotion.
List two things the judges like- backgrounds,
What is your overall impression? What did you like or not like?- I liked the pictures overall, she focused on some serious things and did a pretty good job capturing it, but like the judge said all her pictures are from far away and aren't very personal.
Name of photographer - Carlos Delgado
General focus of portfolio (photoj, sports, stories, etc.)- people, sports, illness,
List three problems that the judges note with the portfolio - content, out of focus, lighting.
List two things the judges like- content,
What is your overall impression? What did you like or not like? The photographer had some really great shots and had some other not so great shots. I like one of his stories and the pictures of the lady with an illness and lost her arms.
Name of photographer - Jordan Murph
General focus of portfolio (photoj, sports, stories, etc.)- sports.
List three problems that the judges note with the portfolio - silhouettes, bad picture story, angles
List two things the judges like- lighting, composition,
What is your overall impression? What did you like or not like? The photography was good, kind of boring and the story wasn't too great at all.
Name of photographer- Justin Mott
General focus of portfolio- people, stories.
Three problems the judge notes- focus, cut off head,
Two things the judges liked- terrible situtaion/mind blowing, compostiton
Overall impression- very good photography and story.
Winner-
What did the judges note as strengths as they were critiquing it?
Focus, meaning, lighting.
What do you see as strengths? Do you see any weaknesses?
The photos caught the story and had very good composition. I didn't see too much weakness.
Contest Recap-
Briefly describe the process the judges went through in deciding the winner.
They went over any of the ones they liked and looked at focus, composition and what not and figured which had the best.
Part Two Individual images-
1. Describe one photo that you agree with the judges on. Explain why you and the judges do or do not like it.
The boxing one that he got punched in the face. It is really good and powerful.
2. Describe one photo that you do NOT agree with the judges on. Explain why you think the judges are wrong.
In part one- the one where the surfer has fallen off the board and is flipped over. They thought that it could have been saved but I really liked it and thought it was fine.
Thursday, April 8, 2010
My interview with Kelly Parker
Student of the Month-
1. On average how much do you study a week?
Answer- "I don't study"
A- "Very proud, they're surprised."
3. Do your parents push you and encourage you?
A- "They are very encouraging"
4. How do you react to low grades?
A- "I go to the teacher and ask for extra credit"
5. Do you feel like you really earned student of the month?
A- "I think I am very deserving."
A- "I look forward to college."
7. Does having a boy(girl)friend distract you?
A-"Yes, it distracts me."
8. Do you still have a enough time for your friends?
A- "I always hang out with my friends so yes."
9. What's your favorite class?
A- "Photo journalism, cause we can goof off."
10. Do you have any secrets to such a successful grade?
A- "I do my school work."
11. What college do you hope to go to?
A- "Texas state, cause it's a good school and close to where i live."
12. Have you been doing good in school for a long time? How long?
A- Since I was in Elementary school"
13. What is more important to you popularity or smarts?
A.- "Smarts, I honestly want to be smart, not or nerd though."
14. How much time do you spend in the library?
A.- "I never go to the fucking library"
15. Do you have a schedule you follow?
A. "No, I just take everything day by day."
16. Any kind of routines you have in the morning to jump start your day?
A.- " I take a shower first thing in the morning"
17. Do you eat any kind of brain foods?
A- "I like fruit."
18. Do you see yourself as a role model?
A.- "I think I'm somebody someone could look up to."
19. What do you want to be when you get older?
A.- " A teacher, hahah. I really do! I'm going to be a teacher."
20. How long have you had this plan?
A.- "Since sophomore year."Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Interview questions
20 questions on school uniforms-
Sources- Mr. Girard, Mr. Bacom, Ms. Vega.
Questions-
1. Are teachers going to have the dress code too?
2. Why are you having high schoolers who are practicly adults dress how you want them to?
3. How does uniforms help the school?
4. Do you honestly believe uniforms will boost someone's self esteem?
5. How should the dress code address trans-genders?
6. Do you think dress codes take away a students freedom of expression?
7. What are some positive things about uniform?
8. What are some negatives?
9. Will the dress code affect any piercings or hair colors?
10. Do you think it should?
11. What actions will be taken against people who do not follow dresscode?
12. Will uniforms in force better discipline?
13. Do uniforms make students more equal social wise?
14. How do you expect to get students to follow the dress code?
15. Why is this necessary?
16. Why does a students attire matter to the school?
17. Who is the school to tell a student they can't wear what they want?
18. Do you think a school has the right over students clothes?
19. What is the problem about dress code that a uniform is needed?
20. Do you think dress code will improve students grades.
Student of the Month-
1. On average how much do you study a week?
2. How proud are your parents of you?
3. Do your parents push you and encourage you?
4. How do you react to low grades?
5. Do you feel like you really earned student of the month?
6. What inspires you to do so good?
7. Does having a boy(girl)friend distract you?
8. Do you still have a enough time for your friends?
9. What's your favorite class?
10. Do you have any secrets to such a successful grade?
11. What college do you hope to go to?
12. Have you been doing good in school for a long time? How long?
13. What is more important to you popularity or smarts?
14. How much time do you spend in the library?
15. Do you have a schedule you follow?
16. Any kind of routines you have in the morning to jump start your day?
17. Do you eat any kind of brain foods?
18. Do you see yourself as a role model?
19. What do you want to be when you get older?
20. How long have you had this plan?
Sources- Mr. Girard, Mr. Bacom, Ms. Vega.
Questions-
1. Are teachers going to have the dress code too?
2. Why are you having high schoolers who are practicly adults dress how you want them to?
3. How does uniforms help the school?
4. Do you honestly believe uniforms will boost someone's self esteem?
5. How should the dress code address trans-genders?
6. Do you think dress codes take away a students freedom of expression?
7. What are some positive things about uniform?
8. What are some negatives?
9. Will the dress code affect any piercings or hair colors?
10. Do you think it should?
11. What actions will be taken against people who do not follow dresscode?
12. Will uniforms in force better discipline?
13. Do uniforms make students more equal social wise?
14. How do you expect to get students to follow the dress code?
15. Why is this necessary?
16. Why does a students attire matter to the school?
17. Who is the school to tell a student they can't wear what they want?
18. Do you think a school has the right over students clothes?
19. What is the problem about dress code that a uniform is needed?
20. Do you think dress code will improve students grades.
Student of the Month-
1. On average how much do you study a week?
2. How proud are your parents of you?
3. Do your parents push you and encourage you?
4. How do you react to low grades?
5. Do you feel like you really earned student of the month?
6. What inspires you to do so good?
7. Does having a boy(girl)friend distract you?
8. Do you still have a enough time for your friends?
9. What's your favorite class?
10. Do you have any secrets to such a successful grade?
11. What college do you hope to go to?
12. Have you been doing good in school for a long time? How long?
13. What is more important to you popularity or smarts?
14. How much time do you spend in the library?
15. Do you have a schedule you follow?
16. Any kind of routines you have in the morning to jump start your day?
17. Do you eat any kind of brain foods?
18. Do you see yourself as a role model?
19. What do you want to be when you get older?
20. How long have you had this plan?
Thursday, April 1, 2010
Ledes assignment.
The Rosenburgs
Who- The rosenburg brothers What- The Rosenburg brothers tried to prove that they parents were innocent and their murder was unjust.When- Their parents were killed during the cold war in 1953 and the Rosenburg brothers proved their parents innocence around the late 1970's and early 1980's.Where- In the soviet union.Why- Their parents were accused of giving goverment, confidential information to the enemy, The rosenburg brothers wanted to prove their parents innocence.How- They did a lot of research and made a case in court.The Lede-They were the most famous orphans of the cold war, only 6 and 10 years old in 1953 when their parents were executed at Sing Sing for delivering atomic-bomb secrets to the Soviet Union. Then they were whisked from an unwanted limelight to urban anonymity and eventually to suburban obscurity.The Lede rewritten- The most famous orphans of the cold war are the Rosenburg brothers. Their parents were executed, charged with delivering atomic-bomb secrets to the Soviet Union. The Rosenburg brothers did research and tried to prove their parents innocent in court.
Superman comic
Who- The owner of the super man comic book, the people bidding, superman comic.What- A untouched first edition Superman comic book is for auction for a lot of money.When- It was made 1938 and brought to the publics attention 2009-2010.Where- In america, a comic book shop, owners basement.Why- It is very rare and valuable to comic book readers/lovers.How- The comic was in good condition and since it was so valuable there are tons of people bidding on it.The Lede-After being hidden away for years, a copy of the original "Action Comics No. 1" comic book, featuring Superman and friends, will make a comeback -- to the tune of about $400,000, a comic expert told CNN Thursday.The Lede Rewritten- The owner of a original first edition Superman comic has introduced the comic to the public and put it to auction. The comic is told to make $400,000.
Who- The rosenburg brothers What- The Rosenburg brothers tried to prove that they parents were innocent and their murder was unjust.When- Their parents were killed during the cold war in 1953 and the Rosenburg brothers proved their parents innocence around the late 1970's and early 1980's.Where- In the soviet union.Why- Their parents were accused of giving goverment, confidential information to the enemy, The rosenburg brothers wanted to prove their parents innocence.How- They did a lot of research and made a case in court.The Lede-They were the most famous orphans of the cold war, only 6 and 10 years old in 1953 when their parents were executed at Sing Sing for delivering atomic-bomb secrets to the Soviet Union. Then they were whisked from an unwanted limelight to urban anonymity and eventually to suburban obscurity.The Lede rewritten- The most famous orphans of the cold war are the Rosenburg brothers. Their parents were executed, charged with delivering atomic-bomb secrets to the Soviet Union. The Rosenburg brothers did research and tried to prove their parents innocent in court.
Superman comic
Who- The owner of the super man comic book, the people bidding, superman comic.What- A untouched first edition Superman comic book is for auction for a lot of money.When- It was made 1938 and brought to the publics attention 2009-2010.Where- In america, a comic book shop, owners basement.Why- It is very rare and valuable to comic book readers/lovers.How- The comic was in good condition and since it was so valuable there are tons of people bidding on it.The Lede-After being hidden away for years, a copy of the original "Action Comics No. 1" comic book, featuring Superman and friends, will make a comeback -- to the tune of about $400,000, a comic expert told CNN Thursday.The Lede Rewritten- The owner of a original first edition Superman comic has introduced the comic to the public and put it to auction. The comic is told to make $400,000.
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