Final Exam

4.

I took my single, transformed photo in the beginning of this school year. While being ambitious during the school year, I took a lot of photos of different kinds of campus structures such as lunchboxes, trophy cases, plants and flowers, garden views, and building structures. My transformed photo was Kevin Mathis and Junior Wei sitting on the bench. Because both of my classmates liked that structure of the wood bench, I chose that photo that changed how you view photography.

5. Based on Elements of Art:

-Shapes can be geometric, like squares and circles; or organic, like free-form or natural shapes. Shapes are flat and can express length and width. (Tall pond leaves)

-Forms are three-dimensional shapes expressing length, width, and depth. Balls, cylinders, boxes, and pyramids are forms. (European pitcher plant) 

6. Based on Principles of Design: 

-Pattern is the repeating of an object or symbol all over the work of art. (Garden sift)

-Repetition works with pattern to make the work of art seem active. The repetition of elements of design creates unity within the work of art. (Teacher awards)

7. My Weebly About page is inspired by Kevin Mathis.

8. a. Three Pictures with Background

    b. Presentation Project

    c. Commercial Shoot

I believe project "a" is my best work because I like the way how artwork begins to change its structure and form.  That project changed the way I snapped photos because those interesting pictures authorise fantastic formation of dye colors. It also specifies new color palettes and hues in the next pictures and the place from Google images. I learned to see different pictures by copying images from Google images, editing in Adobe Photoshop, transferring into Adobe Fireworks, and uploading into blogger.com before publishing them. My projects changed the world of photos historically.

Student Website Reviews

Per.1 Nitya Tara Vakil
I like the photos which reveal stuffed animals. I used to have one when I was three or four. Still, I take car of them and don't want to hurt them.

Per. 2 Nicole Phan's Blog
The best photos I like are homemade roses dyed in different colors. These flowers much prettier as Nicole painted them. She must also give them to me on graduation day.

Per 4 Jacob Walter's Blog
The pictures I like best are baseball pictures. I used to play baseball when I was eight, and won a gold trophy. Now I watch baseball shows on FOX Sports Channel. I like the MSJ Warriors the most because they play better than other baseball teams.

Presentation Project

Depth of Field (Aperture) Rose Pictures 

Dark Red Rose

Bunch of Roses

Large Pink Rose

Multicolored Rose

Red Rose

Commercial Shoot

An opened box containing a Dozen Doughnuts

A box of Dozen Doughnuts

Doughnut's bite

Doughnut Holes on Judith's Eye

Judith at Krispy Kreme, Pennsylvania

Summoned on Krispy Kreme Doughnuts

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Three Pictures with Background

In the tie-dye background

Derek Che in Tie-Dye Colour

Derek Che in Tie-Dye Shirts at Camp

My Favourite Photo

In Cancun, I took a pictore of El Zuma Restaurant.

The windows of it were multicoloured in each pattern.

I worked on the most sensitive artwork by reducing darkness and increasing light.

It is fun to take pictures around the world.

I edited this photo in Camera Raw by using the same colour and texture.

Story with a Photo - Multicultural Week

Bohemian Tango and Song

Tai Chi Dancing in Northeastern China

Senior Girls Dance Workout

Students lined up in an assembly last year.

Hoo Haa! We wish you were seniors!

MSJMCW Story

On Monday to Friday, I start to get in to the Multicultural Party at the Horshoe Parking Lot. When I look at different cultures, there are foods around the world such as: fried rice, pineapple buns, falafels, and crepes. I eat a few foods after buying numerous tickets in the ticket shop. Later, if I like every food I saw, I get more because I don't have enough food for lunch every day. It is very wealthy to sacrifice our world and technology. Although I want to buy foods to make my own food stand, I tell my parents to go to Costco, FoodMax, or 99 Ranch market to buy a lot for students, selling everything. My personality for Multicultural Week is naming all foods around the world makes me wonder about how multicultural potlucks began long ago. I am looking forward to make my own multicultural food stand next year!

A list of multicultural ethnicities is written here:

• Monday- Asia
• Tuesday- Africa
• Wednesday- North/South America
• Thursday- Europe
• Friday- Your culture

"Tuesday with Farley's Kids"

Lens Blog Photo

1. This picture is a little bit fast; the wind causes objects to blow farther.  
2. Space is one of the rules of composition in Elements of Art.
3. Element of Art - Taking spaced-up pictures chooses the 3-D pictures of props like a truck accident.
4. Principle of Design - The movement reveals flying winds around the world.

The two kids visit and love each other.

Medium: (320 ×  240 pixels)

Shutter Speed: 1/100

Partner: Junior Wei

Lens Post Variety

#21 Ford T-Model Blues

1. A black man is playing an electric guitar.
2. I love the movement and emphasis.
3. I love the Ford T-Model Blues at home.

Unity

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Rhythm

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Half Past Autumn (Pt. 3 and 4)

1. My defenition of successful is accomplishing aims or purposes.
2. I have given up nothing to become successful.
3. Parks gave up a situation like, being turned onto the street to fend for himself to become successful.
4. Genevieve Young's father was a farmer who grew beets, potatoes, corn, beets, and collards.
5. Parks was advanced for three years to write his first book.
6. Elijah Muhammad offered $3 million to do a story on The Nation of Islam.
7.Gordon parks gave Muhammad a chance to go into the world of Islam and do what he had to do. Brother Malcolm would be his guide.
8. The Learning Tree tells the story of a young African American growing up in rural Kansas during the late 1920s and early 1930s, when racial discrimination was a social norm and legally sanctioned in parts of the United States.
9. Shaft tells the story of a private detective, John Shaft, who travels through Harlem and to the Italian mob neighborhoods in order to find the missing daughter of a black mobster.
10. Parks first autobiography, A Choice of Weapons tells the story of the obstacles he faced as a young adult and how he resisted taking up knives, guns and other weapons.
11. Young had met Parks in 1962 when she was assigned to be the editor of his book The Learning Tree.
12. Denmark Vesey's Rebellion in 1982 told the same story.
13. Gordon Parks Jr. was an American film director best known for the film Super Fly.
14. My Gordon Parks's photo is African-American nuns.
15. What I will remember Gordon Parks in ten years (2025) is I can give future photographers in publishing myself in Wikipedia.

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Repetition

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Emphasis

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Half Past Autumn (Pt. 1 & 2)

1. The doctor plunged his bloody remains into a tub of  icy water and miraculously saved his life.
2. Mr. Parks was born in Fort Scott, Kansas.
3. Ms. McClintock told Mr. Parks that not many Negros went to college.
4. He was 15 when his mother died.
5. Gordon moved in with his sister in Minnesota after his mother's death.
6. Gordon Parks did not finish high school but he graduated college.
7. He went into the store and the lady in there asked what he wanted, and he said he shot fashion after coming back tomorrow.
8. Double exposure was a correspondence of two images.
9. Joe Louis an American professional boxer and the World Heavyweight Champion from 1937 to 1949.
10. Gordon played the upright piano, and the viola.
11. The purpose of the Farm Security Administration was to describe photographs that would work as a time capsule for evidence in the future or a certain method that a person can use for a frame of reference.
12. When Roy Stryker hired Gordon for the FSA, his first assignment for Gordon Parks in
Washington D.C. was created one of his best-known photographs, American Gothic.
13. Ella Watson was a pioneer of Wyoming who became erroneously known as Cattle Kate, a post-claimed outlaw of the Old West.
14. The inspiration for Grant Wood's American Gothic was the image after encountering racism repeatedly in restaurants and shops in the segregated capital city.
15. Moving to Harlem, Parks became a freelance fashion photographer for Vogue. He later followed Stryker to the Standard Oil Photography Project in New Jersey, which assigned photographers to take pictures of small towns and industrial centers.  
16. The FSA ended in 1946.
17. After Gordon moved to New York, he shot for Life Magazine.
18. Alexander Liberman was the picture editor.
19. Flash Photography (1947) was the first major story Parks covered for Life Magazine.
20. Malcolm X, Stokely Carmichael, Muhammad Ali, and Barbra Streisand were some of the artists that Gordon Parks mentioned influenced his work after he moved to the Paris Life Magazine bureau.
21. Parks photographed fashion for Vogue in the next few years for his compentary lives.
22. Parks' concerto was performed in Hollywood, CA.
23. Park's second wife was Carol Ann Park. Carol Anne Park's father was Sally Alvis. Carol Park went missing on 17 July 1976, and was never seen alive again by her family.
24. Flavio de Silva was 12 years old.
25. Parks met Flavio on Jun. 16, 1961.
26. Flavio lived in Catacumba favela (slum) in the hills outside Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
27. Gloria Laura Vanderbilt is an American artist, author, actress, heiress and socialite, noted as an early developer of designer blue jeans. Her favorite son is Anderson Cooper. Her ancestors are  Herbert Shipman, Reginald Claypoole Vanderbilt, and his second wife, Gloria Morgan.
28. Gloria Vanderbilt was confirmed in the Catholic Church, to which her mother belonged. From her father's first marriage to Cathleen Neilson, she had a half-sister, Cathleen Vanderbilt. However, Reginald Vanderbilt died.
29. Gordon parks was a self-taught artist who authored several books of poetry, which he illustrated with his own photographs, and he wrote three volumes of memoirs.
30. Beginning in the 1960s, completed Tree Symphony in 1967. In 1989, he composed and directed Martin, a ballet dedicated to Martin Luther King, Jr., the civil rights leader who had been assassinated.
31. Alexander Liberman was his editor.
32. Parks created The Learning Tree (1963) for Life Magazine on Segregation in the South.

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Looking From Behind, With Feeling

Looking From Behind, With Feeling #6

1. This photo shows a great deal of emotion without showing faces.
2. It has a good focal point on the three officers in the middle.
3. I like that photo taken in an obscure angle.

Embedded Photographer

Top 5 Photos

Embedded Photographer

2, 9, 16, 28, 3

1. Women with water vase, #2
2. Boats in sunset, #9
3. Trash and Paper #16
4. Eyes on TV #28
5. Blue Water #3

Multimedia Festival 2015

Welcome to the World of Multimedia Festival 2015!

Derek Che

Movie Monday

1. The Photo League's credo was an online publication to photographers and videos established in 1936.

2. The photo League separated from Workers' International Relief.

3. The workshop was the Harlem Art Center.

4. Sid Grossman taught "the workshop".

5. The Harvard Business Review is worth your time and energy.

6. The Harlem Document was a portrait of Black urban America and the people, culture, and lifestyles of      Harlem during the 30s.

7. Aaron Siskind started the Harlem Document.

8. Dan Weiner was the painter. " The children looked like they came out of a Van Gogh painting.

9. In the previous question/answer, the children of Van Gogh said that this painting excited them to depths of their soul".

10. Lewis Wickes Hine was an American sociologist and photographer.

11. Weegee was Arthur Fellig.

12.When the Nazis took power, the Photo League evolved the downfall in WWII.

13. The League was formally declared subversive and placed on the U.S. Department of Justice blacklist.

14. Siskind joined Harry Callahan in IIT Institute of Design in 1950, and taught for the rest of his life at Rhode Island School of Design in 1971.

15. The Saturday Evening Post was a bimonthly American magazine published from 1897 to 1963.

16. Barbara Morgan was an American photographer best known for her depictions of modern dancers.

17. The poor and working class members eventually undermined the Photo League.

18. The "Growing League" was mentioned by a Hollywood plot, and the portrayals of collective class action.

19. Paul Strand agreed to serve as President when the League was under investigation.

20. The Photo League disbanded in 1951.

Poster Assignment

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CD-ROM/VIDEO EDITION

Story of Vamps

+3 Videos

and Poster

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Per.3: Semester Final

1. My favourite photo from the Lens slideshow is President Obama saying that Syria and Qatar are part if the Islamic state. Because I really need to meet the president of the United States, watch him speak in the ABC News, and I would like to become a U.S. Senator of the White House.

2. The 5th photo is the best from this website because this picture shows a woman sitting on the beach where the sand is warm, calm waves from the sea, and sitting on the beach makes me excited in the summer.

3. Making and publishing an album cover of Elvis Presley from is my best work this semester.
 I like this subject because music makes me strong enough to dance, feel like watching Elvis dance is powerful, and want to dance like a singer like him. I would visualise my working progress in photography to improve my project.

4. The three rules of composition are:
         -Simplicity to the picture in my camera
         -Framing a Photo from my Photoshop
         -Texture and color for my Image to Visualise my Scenery

5.
     
                  This picture reminds me of a green tree.
The two rules of composition are:
     -Color
     -Leading lines

6. The first rule of composition is rule of thirds.

7. -Magazines are important for me to see the pictures.
    -Making new posts are very simple before the final.
    -Photo album covers are powerful to understand the composition.
    -Thinking of the project discovers my education of photography by shooting any photo in my school.
    -Remembering to work with each group makes me feel smart.

8. -Photos that did not show up in my blog may not make my blog clear enough to see.
    -A few photo viewers do not want to see my published photos.
    -It is very hard to understand three rules of composition.
    -I don't like the way to see or copy someone's blog and link.
    -Links are either hard to comprehend in the website or they do not make sense with each of them.

9. National Geographic is my favorite product produced by another person in this class; this shows the science and study of animals.

10. Thomas C. Rochelle was a photographer who contributed the American Civil War with dead soldiers.

11. Dorothea Lange's most popular photo is "Migrant Mother" taken in Nipomo, CA in Feb. or Mar. 1936. Farm Security Administration employed Dorothea when she took the photo.

12. Henry Luce was the founder of Life Magazine. The magazine began publishing this magazine from Nov. 23, 1936.

13. Robert Capa was a founder of Magnum photos. Magnum Photos started in 1947.

14. "Falling Soldier" was taken on September 5, 1936 in Cerro Muriano, Spain.