King Pica

Yearbook Introduction

Every yearbook should have: 
1. the school name
2. senior favorites. ex. best hair, best smile, most likely to….
3. sports page
4. fine arts page
5. highlights of that year
6. club photos
7. electives
8. school dances
9. senior quotes
10. school spirit
11. baby pictures of seniors
12. freshmen photos
13. advice for freshmen 
14. sophomore photos
15. math pics
16. science pics
17. english pics
18. history pics
19. language classes
20. teacher pics
21. fav teacher
22. teacher quotes
23. anonymous quotes, like in the 2011 anderson book
24. senior pages from parents
25. credits/index

title: Keeping It Chill
school: Anderson
elements: bright colors, scrapbook look
sections: 8
fav spread: the anonymous secrets, or the senior superlatives
index? yes
are there photos of clubs? yes
table of contents? yes
amount of students: about 2,000
state: texas

Magazine Cover (peer review)

The magazine cover that I looked at is called Bijou. I believe that Jackie Vargas took it. I really liked the pose of the model, and the placement of the title. In my opinion, It might've looked better, or more professional, if the picture was in black and white. I picked this cover because I love up close portraits. There is a barcode. I think the placement/font of the title makes it look like a magazine, but the barcode definitely helps. I honestly can't tell if this is the portrait or self-portrait, but if I would have to guess, I'd say portrait? 

http://jacquelynphotojournalismblog.blogspot.com/2014/12/magazine-cover.html#comment-form

Peer Review

http://brynsphotojournalismblog.blogspot.com 

My favorite photo from her blog is the "The End" photo because it was very creative, and cute, and all around interesting to look at. I guess I would say that my least favorite photo of hers is the "Yummy" one, only because I think it could've been taken at a different angle, but other than that I really enjoyed her pictures (as well as the rest of her blog, seems we have similar interests). Overall, I like her photography style and the way she handles prompt shoots. I guess something she could work on is capturing the moment at an interesting angle, but really it's not that big of a deal. She did the best at portraying the "The End" prompt, in my opinion. The prompt that she portrayed the least successfully is the "Pose" one, only because of the angle. Maybe if it was taken from the side profile? But, like I said, still loved them all!

Great Portraits

This website is all about the different types of portraits and how many different ways you can take a picture of someone. I learned that it's sometimes okay to break the rules of photography. 

I'm not able to save any of the pictures but i really liked the one of the close-up portrait of the lady. In this one i see simplicity, and rule of thirds. 

Photos everyone should know how to make

This website is basically a list of cool tricks in photography that everyone should know how to do. It names a trick and then describes how to do it. 

I learned how to make a 360 panorama, which did not know how to do before. 

This is my favorite photo from this website.  picked this photo because I love the idea of combining two photos together. I see point of view, and simplicity in this photo. Brian Tomlinson took this photo. 

Prompt Shoot #3

yummy

 eight

connected

pose