Amy's Photojournalism Blog

Eight Pose Footprints Connected

PART 1: A selfie is a photograph that one has taken of oneself, typically taken on a smartphone and shared via social media. A self-portrait is a representation of an artist that is drawn, painted, photographed, or sculptured by that artist. Yes, there is a difference between selfie and self-portrait. One thing that makes them different is the difference of the story they "tell". Selfies just show how pretty they are, and self-portraits show a deeper meaning of who they are. The style I prefer is selfie, because they are much easier to take so you can take as many as you want. I don't think that one is more valuable than the other, I think they are both equally important. They are both equally important, because they both show your unique features. PART 2: I chose to research about the Petapixel website. The intention of this website is to inform the readers about different kind of information that is related to photography. For example, they have stories about who

25 things I think should be in the yearbook: address school name title on the front sport sections staff students index an opening  table of contents  page numbers pictures stories and titles for stories  student life clubs special events traditions colorfulness team pictures (football, soccer, basketball) year classes graduation school events sororities  editorial staff school colors 1. Momentum 2. The University of Texas at Austin] 3. The elements that I saw throughout the whole yearbook was how they used there school colors for the background or borders of most stories. 4. There are 7 sections of the book. 5. My favorite spread was page 192 and 193 and it was about the Longhorn band and there spirit during performances. I really liked it because I thought the pictures were creative and well-organized. 6. Yes, there is an index in my book. 7. Yes, there is many pictures of clubs and organizations. 8. Yes, there is a Table of Contents.\ 9. My yearb

A. A phobia is a type of anxiety disorder, defined by a persistent fear of an object or situation. B.  Mageirocophobia- Fear of cooking Anuptaphobia- Fear of staying single Dipsophobia- Fear of drinking Enochlophobia- Fear of crowds Peladophobia- Fear of bald people C. For  Isolophobia- fear of solitude, being alone I can place the camera in front of a plain background (white or black) and I can dress all black (to show more fear/emotion). I can sit on the floor making sure I am on the third of the camera (Rule of Thirds). I think the camera would have to be horizontal to get more space to show solitude. I will be the "model". The phobia will be shown by me being alone in the picture and show sadness and fear. The techniques I will incorporate can be simplicity by having a simple background or I can even put a lot of things to show a mess and show how all I have is my mess. For Ligyrophobia- Fear of loud noises, I can get a radio or some kind of big speaker

This was one of my favorite pictures, because I really like how they are dressed in coordination. The color scheme that is mostly presented in this picture is light colors. I also really like it because it's so cute to see the little kids dressed differently then kids in the U.S. This was one of my favorite pictures, because I liked how she was the main center of attention. You can also see her emotion and that there is a story behind this situation, which makes the picture better. This was one of my favorite pictures, because I really like how it looks like she is in the middle of a bunch of smoke. It looks like the smoke is surrounding her and it makes her the subject (by not covering her).   My favorite song of 2017 is definitely "There's Nothing Holding Me Back." This is my main choice because Shawn Mendes is my favorite artist and I went to his concert and this song was amazing.  My favorite movie of 2017 was probably Spiderman:Homecoming becaus