Riley's Photojournalism Blog

Jan and Tom Johnson walking at the flea market to look around, but all eyes are on them with there hilarious couple shirts. Jan and Tom have been to almost every flea market since 2000 and it seems that every year the pair gets separated so this year they took precausions. Janette Monroe celebrates her 100th birthday with a tasty cake and a pack of cigarettes. Janette has been living her life as if she was 20 years old since the day she turned 80, and she doesn't plan on stopping now. Jerry and Gary are best friends and they just love to mess with each other whenever they get the chance and this was the perfect opportunity. Jerry and Gary have been friends since they were kids and just so happened to be at the same senior living facility.

rule of thirds - balancing elements - leading lines - symmetry and patterns (repetition) - viewpoint - background - create depth - framing - cropping -

cold - ( the day of the shoot it was really cold so the medal chair was also cold ) purple - electric -

1. This picture is really powerful because it shows the emotions of Ian as he is about to leave his best friends for a long period of time, and how he really cares for these people but also cares enough about the country he lives in to leave the people he loves so much. 2. These images work together to make a story because the order of the pictures is in the order that these things happened and they show so much emotion and feelings that you can easily put together a story. 3. The captions give you more information which allows you to see things in the photo you may not have noticed before and allows you to really put together the story. 4. When he was 17 he decided to go into the army and so he went to basic training and he struggled at first but then he got the hang of it. Eventually he was deployed to Iraq where he served for 1 year I believe when he came home with a leg injury. 5. The captions are written in present tense. 6 - a-f a. The captions have 2 or 3 sentences. ...

1. We can take photos of people laughing with there friends or of cool places around Austin or historic places in Austin. 2. I will have to think about shutter speed and aperture and ISO. 3. We can make a separate blog made only for the mural or we could make an instagram account and make a mural type arrangement or we could post pictures of the mural that we created in real life on social media platforms.

aperture - 2.8 4 5.6 8 11 16 22 shutter speed - 1 sec 1/60 sec 1/4000 sec ISO - 100 200 400 800 1600 3200 6400 12800 25600

ISO 200 ISO 3200 questions: 1. So that the pictures will match the shutter speed and that you can see better what is going on. 2. He said that you should try to use a low iso whenever possible. 3. He said that you should use it for taking a photo that might end up blurry.

high low question: a. low b. low  c. high d. high e. low f. high a. low b. low c. high d. low e. low f. low 2. You can set the shutter speed, the aperture and the ISO.

F2.8 F16 questions: 1. Aperture is most closely related to the pupil of the human body. 2. The smaller the aperture the larger the depth of field,  the higher the aperture the more shallow the depth of field. 3. The smaller the aperture the deeper the depth of field because the thinner the view the farther you can see.