Winnie Davis 2

1. Same picture of Winnie Davis but horizontally 

• Same lighting, no flash
• you can see more of the surrounding buildings and trees
• The building is still in the center
• picture is sharp

Winnie Davis Building

1. This a picture of the Winnie Davis building

• Took it around mid afternoon, No flash needed 
• you can see the shadows from the trees 
• I took the picture vertically 
• The building is in the center 

Pat's Tips

• composition in the process something is made
• the ability to reconginze the moment
• Showing people in the enviroment; dont tell them that your taking photos of them
• let them do their own thing
• take the photo before they can pose
• beware of the sun
• Rule 1 shoot tight
• fast shouter speed
• fill the frame
• Rule 2 Shoot sharp 
•  in focus us a tripod
• something that can keep you still
• Rule 3 use different angles
• get on your knees or lay down
• take pictures looking down or looking up
• verticle/horiz
• Rule 4 use didfferent camera lenses
• wide view
• teleo photo
• Rule 5 be aware of the light
• bring your own light, or use the sun
• sometimes you dont end flash
• Rule 6 the rule of thirds
• using empty space, the surrounds

1. Always take more then one shot
2. Carry more then one media cards
3. carry batteries
4. set clock
5. keep image res high
6. experiment with light settings
7. carry lens tissue
8. Make notes

Copy Write. Copy Left, Public Domain, Creative Common

Copy write-is a legal concept, enacted by most governments, giving the creator of an original work exclusive rights to it, usually for a limited time

Copy left- is a general method for making a program (or other work) free, and requiring all modified and extended versions of the program to be free as well.

Public Domain-  are those whose intellectual property rights have expired, been forfeited, or are inapplicable

Creative Commons-  licenses provide a flexible range of protections and freedoms for authors, artists, and educators.

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1. FONT- both paragraphs are left aligned "strongly"; very clear and easy to read; fonts are in the same family.
2. CONTRAST- the background of the picture is a dark black, white, and a greyish color, and the group of men are in bright colors '" orange, yellow, and green" these colors stand out from the background. 

• the arms of the men are also aligned with each other in the middle of the page.
• there is a pattern with the green X's, the emotion on the faces of the men, and their yellow and orange outfits  

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