Read then write a post about something that serves this purpose in your family’s life—maybe parents, children, grandkids all know it. What does place &

There’s a restaurant in Bloomington, Indiana called Mother Bear’s Pizza. Me and my family go to eat there at least once whenever we visit. The

Panorama, portraiture, rule of thirds.

A place I know that is similar to the Kissas discussed in the essay would be an old Irish pub in the town next to

1- While my family is not one of many sentimental moments or places, my brother-in-law, who was recently welcomed into the family, has been a

Read then write a post about something that serves this purpose in your family’s life—maybe parents, children, grandkids all know it. What does place &

Page Analysis: I like the usages of images, and how they are connected to the story but aren’t explicitly mentioned in the text. They add

Read, then write a post about something that serves this purpose in your family’s life—maybe parents, children, and grandkids all know it. What do places

Read then write a post about something that serves this purpose in your family’s life—maybe parents, children, grandkids all know it. What does place &

What serves the same purpose as Kissas in our own family: My grandparents’ house served the same purpose as a Kissa in my family. We

TIPS I USED::::: 11. MASTER THE ART OF REFLECTIONS (tree reflection in water) 18. CREATE DEPTH WITH LAYERS (Logan framed in triangle) 6. CAPTURING MOVEMENT

I went back out at night to a trail in Bangor with my friend and got these, which I might add to my official project

Photo 1: Kept duck in bottom corner. Tried a shot where nothing was blurry and then this one where background is blurry. I liked how

Techniques:  Shutter Speed  Capturing Movement with Burst shots  Leading Lines   Gallery:

use rule of thirds   practice mindful photography   create depths with layers Blue flowers Opening in the trees Layered trees

This photo stood out to me immediately, its of hundreds of circuit boards in a pile. The photo is taken from an above 45 degree

FORM/TECHNIQUE: The entire photo is taken up by phone chargers. The lighting is good enough that you can see individual details despite the dark colors.

I chose this photograph because of two main reasons. One is of course the visuals and how Chris makes the garbage look more appealing than

I chose Chris Jordan’s piece Circuit boards, Atlanta, 2004. I thought the piece was impactful for commentary on e-waste, while also being a compelling and

This Photo is particularly impactful to me for a variety of reasons. The most immediately striking thing about it to me is the way in

Chris Jordan Photo Practice Form: The photo was supposed to demonstrate the amount of fuel wasted in the US by somehow showing this physically. The

Form/Technique: the framing of the image has the lowest circuit boards the closest, showing all the tiny little details and at points looking almost like

The image I chose is Car keys, 2011 by Chris Jordan. This photo depicts a car junkyard at first glance, but zooming, you realize that

How did the photo do this? – The technique behind this photo lies in how far away it is. When skimming the photo, you see

Photo I chose the dead albatross with a stomach full of plastic/pollution. The albatross is laid perfectly in the center of the screen with an