The Big Day

A man is racing to meet his true love at a church and races, it looks like across the country to get to the church. The bride and her dad are looking out the window for him and anxiously waiting you could say.

Who- A man driving, a bride, the groom, and the dad.
What- Wedding Day
Where- Roads in the country. Church
When- During the day
Why- he was trying to stop the wedding
How- by getting there in time

2nd time:

  Henry is late to the wedding and the bride, and dad wait anxiously for him, but he never shows. It is her special day and she is obviously very special to him and he to her. Henry drives across Switzerland to make it in time for Betty's final moment so he can profess his love. A couple of years ago, Henry and Betty were in love, but he went off to war and came back to find that she had left him for someone and they were getting married that day he came back. He finally arrives and she is too embarrassed to look at him and the groom is confused. We never know who she chooses as her true love.

iMovie Preview

1. In order to make an iMovie is to have a camera and a computer. You want to select New Project on iMovie. Name the project then save it. Widescreen is the DV mode. To view one of your clips, highlight it then press the play button. In order to stop press the play button again. In order to import an clip or still picture you will need to press import, then you place the images or videos in the order you want. Then you are ready to watch your final product.

2. I already knew how to import photos and how to put the videos in order.

3. I learned how to format the item and how to save it correctly.

4. I'm concerned that for some reason I will mess up and not do everything right.

5. I am confident because my family know a lot about iMovie and they will be a big help in getting it done early.

6. I would probably take pictures of my mom's cooking process.

Portfolio Analysis

Part 1.

1a. Alyssa Schukar

b. People stories

c. All pictures were at a certain distance. Nice graphic. Very dark.

d. The lighting and background of the guy sweeping the streets and also the one of the girl falling down where you can see the opponents feet.

e. My opinions were exactly like the judges and I just agreed with them every picture.

2a. Travis Haughton

b. Stories, sports

c. Head in front of the camera. Picture of signs. Over photoshopped.

d. The focus of the action shots with the two baseball pictures.

e. i agreed with the judges every step of the way.

3a. Nick Adams

b. People's lives

c. Not enough focus. Framed insanely. Way too tight. More contrast. Too many kids.

d. Good lighting. Good job getting in the action.

e. I liked the one of the seagulls and the rest, I agreed with the judges.

4a. Winner: Dustin Snipes

a. They liked the angles and the focus of the pictures.

b. The first picture, you couldn't tell who the person was or where he was.

3a. They talked about what the theme was about and how the focus and angles were good or bad.

Part 2.

a. I liked the bob sledding picture because the focus is on the red and the leading lights in the middle.

b. I disagreed when the judges thought that the goose running into the girl was the best one among the Best Student Image. The picture of the rugby guy was the best one and they didn't.

Student of the Month Final

   Jesse Borunda is the 2015 Student of the Month, his first time getting the title. Jesse is a freshman and  goes to Bowie High School. He received this award for the month of April. He received this title because he excelled farther than any other student in his class.

   Jesse likes school and finds it interesting and sees that he learns new stuff every day. In order to receive this award you need to excel and stand out amongst the other classes. For example, he passed all of his classes with all A's. Your teachers also have to like you in order to receive the Student of the Month award. Thankfully for Jesse he was a perfect student in the eyes of his teachers. Jesse is very outgoing outside of school, like hanging out with friends and being social. "I like hanging out with my friends and whatever we do is fun," says Jesse. Borunda usually stays after school to do extra credit every chance he gets. He received the award last week during lunch in the office. Everybody knew about it and he was excited because he set an example to his friends which don't think much about the award. Jesse said that he was never home schooled and also has never failed a class.

   I was interested to hear that Jesse knew some of the administration and also most of his teachers. Also Jesse said that his favorite class was World Geography and his worst was Spanish. As the interview kept going I learned that Jesse like soccer and also track during school hours. Knowing that Jesse is only in 9th grade means that great expectations are yet to come for a young star like him.

Nut Graf

In journalism, a nut graph is a paragraph, particularly in a feature story, that explains the news value of the story. Wikipedia.

Inverted pyramid

Student of the month

1. Were you passing all of your classes this year? Yes,I have never failed a class.
2. Do you like school? Yes, I enjoy it because you get to meet new people and every day you leaner something new.
3. Do your teachers like you? Most do, some don't 
4. Are you in any extracurricular classes? No, but I do stuff outside of school.
5.  What grade are you in? 9th
6. Is homework hard for you? Yes it is
7. What is your favorite class? Geography 
8. Do you play any sports? Soccer and Track
9. Do you have all A's. Yes
10. Have you ever been home schooled? No
11. Have you ever been student of the month before? no, this is my first time.
12. What's your opinion of student of the month? I think its a great way to outshine the student that tries the hardest.
13. Do your friends have any opinion on student of the month? Most don't like it because they don't do good in school.
14. Have you ever failed a class? Yes, Spanish 
15. Do you know any of the administration? I know a few people in the office and a few teachers.
16. What activities do you like to do? Anything that includes my friends and I.
17. Have you ever not done your homework on time? Yes, a couple times actually.
18. What class is the hardest for you? Algebra 
19. Are you in spanish? Yes, sadly 
20. Do you ever do extra credit? Whenever I have the chance.

Interview

School Uniforms

a. The Principal, Teacher, or Student.

1. Do you agree with the thought of uniforms in schools?
2. Would you like to wear uniforms to school everyday?
3. Why do you think the school board decided to enforce this rule?
4. Do you think this rule will help students with their education?
5. Do you think the students will be ok with this rule?
6. Would you want to change the rule if you could?
7. Have you put any thought into how this could effect the student body?
8. Will the kids be more mature?
9. Would you feel professional?
10. Have you thought of now people would view you?
11. Do you like dress code?
12. Would the dressing make you feel in a office?
13. Can uniforms be good for students? Why or why not?
14. What color would you like the uniforms to be?
15. Will the student body benefit from this rule?
16. What would the parents say?
17. Will there be dress code against the new dress code?
18. Do you think there will be outrage?
19. Will this effect the years to come for the school?
20. What will the outcome be?

Architecture Shoot

Detail

Light

Patterns

Shapes

Surroundings 

Action Shoot

Running across

Blur

Paning 

Running at me 

Run

Architecture Preview 2

Detail

This picture exemplifies detail because it shows what's inside the buildings. It shows the interior design of the houses.

Light

    This photo shows light because you can obviously see the light reflecting off of the water and it really captures the viewers attention.

Pattern

     This picture has some pattern in the image shown here. All of the buildings shown here all look the same and if you look very closely, you can see how the architect remains the same throughout the buildings.

Angels and shapes

 When you look at the photo you can see how the photographer lined up with the buildings to point out how the windows are rectangles and show right angles.

Surroundings

 As you can see Habitat 67 and its surroundings obviously. There is a city surrounding the city and also a port for boats.

Architecture Preview

Turning Torso, Sweden
1. Santiago Calatrava
2.Feburary 14, 2001-2005
3. Lilla Varvsgatan 14, 211 15 Malmö, Sweden
4. It is an apartment complex
5. No 
6. The vision of HSB Turning Torso is based on a sculpture by Calatrava, called Twisting Torso, which is a white marble piece based on the form of a twisting human being. (Wikipedia)
7. I picked this building because of the name mostly because it said twisting and it sounded interesting and also looked unique from the pictures.

Atomium, Belgium
1. Andre and Jean Polak
2. 1958-2006
3.Avenue de l'Atomium, 1020 Ville de Bruxelles, Belgium
4. You can visit it today
5. No
6.The Atomium is a building in Brussels originally constructed for Expo 58, the 1958 Brussels World's Fair. 
7. I picked this building because I like unique looks and this architecture really caught my eye.

Habitat 67, Canada
1. Moshe Safdie
2. 1967
3.2600 Av Pierre-Dupuy, Montréal, QC H3C 3R6, Canada
4. Apartment Complex
5. No
6.invited him to submit his project for the World Exposition of 1967. 

7. I picked this building because the architecture was very good and also it looked like it was made in Minecraft.

Krzywy Domek (The Crooked House), Poland

1.Szotyńscy & Zaleski 

2. 2004

3. Poland

4. You can visit it

5. No

6. No

7. I picked this building again for the name and it sounded interesting to learn about. It also looks very cool and unique as well.

The Longaberger Company (The Basket Building), United States

1. Doesn't say

2.1997

3.Newark, Ohio

4. Private

5. No

6. To make a company

7. I picked this building because it really caught my eye. You don't see buildings like this anywhere and it is very out there and obviously really unique and one of a kind.

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1. My favorite photo is the one of the man climbing for on top of the mountain. He is wearing red and is carrying a climbing pack.

2. No, They look like they have been taken by a personal photographer and not a normal person on a hike or a trail.

3. The apps just put a filter on the photo adding an effect on the picture.

4. I think that if I balanced my subjects and framed then it would the photo would look more professional.