Candice's Photojournalism blog
Wednesday, June 5, 2013
Tuesday, May 28, 2013
4 Action Photos
Pearl is rushing away from a wasp thursday afternoon in the gap between the fine arts building and main building. Pearl ended up not being stung but the photographer was.
Pearl is racing to the wall to tag it in a game of wall ball late thursday afternoon between the fine arts building and the main building. The player accidentally hit Pearl with the ball trying to throw it at the wall.
In a vicious game of tag, Pearl escapes from the tagger and is safe on the base in the late afternoon of Thursday. The tagger tripped on a ledge reaching for Pearl.
Pearl poses for the champion shot after the games of wall ball and tag in front of the doors of the main building. The other players were jealous of her because her photo will be posted in the library.
Pearl is racing to the wall to tag it in a game of wall ball late thursday afternoon between the fine arts building and the main building. The player accidentally hit Pearl with the ball trying to throw it at the wall.
In a vicious game of tag, Pearl escapes from the tagger and is safe on the base in the late afternoon of Thursday. The tagger tripped on a ledge reaching for Pearl.
Pearl poses for the champion shot after the games of wall ball and tag in front of the doors of the main building. The other players were jealous of her because her photo will be posted in the library.
Monday, May 13, 2013
Student of the Month Interview and answers
- what is your name?
- what grade are you in?
- what did it take for you to accomplish this?
- why did you do it?
- who all supported you during this?
- was this hard to accomplish?
- why?
- What did you do to accomplish it?
- What did you do exactly to be student of the month?
- would you do it again?
- why?
- is this something you wanted for yourself or for someone else?
- why?
- what does your family think about this?
- where will you be celebrating?
- Did you win anything for doing it?
- if so what did you win, if not do you think you should have won something?
- do you think anyone can do it?
- why?
- how much of what you did, did you have to do?
Her answers:
1. Sabrina Rodriguez
2. She is a senior
3. She did hard work, had dedication, and pride
4. She wanted to set herself with higher standards
5. Her friends, family, and boyfriend helped her
6. No.
7. As long as you set your mind to the goal you want
8. She took the time out to study
9. She took pre-ap classes and extra circular classes to help her.
10. Yes.
11. She feels like she set herself a good goal.
12. Its something she wanted for herself
13. To make her feel better about herself.
14. They are proud of her for what she has accomplished and they want her to continue doing her best.
15. She would celebrate at her house with family that she succeeded with.
16. Yes.
17. Pride in herself
18. Yes.
19. As long as you put your mind to it and set your standards high.
20. She had to do a lot of essays, typing, and book work.
Thursday, May 9, 2013
dress code
1. the school board, Students, and parents.
2.
2.
- Why do you think this change is a good idea?
- What about the dress code is a good thing?
- why do you think its a good thing?
- How would the change effect you?
- What percentage of the school would actually follow the dress code?
- Why do you think this change is being implemented?
- what is your intake on this?
- if this is a big change what else do you think will change?
- if you had a choice on what the dress code could be, what would it be?
- why would you want it that way?
- if you had the chance would you protest against it?
- if so, why?
- how do you think the students would feel wearing the same thing day after day?
- what do you think about it possibly improving grades?
- Would it improve shopping costs for clothes?
- Why do you think so?
- If the students have to wear the uniforms do the teachers also have too?
- Why do you think so?
- do you think there would be less bullying?
- why?
Tuesday, May 7, 2013
Tuesday, April 23, 2013
newspaper notes
news magazine-
glossy front and back cover
8 x 11
tabloid -
2 - less stories
newsprint, small
broadsheet- 3-4 stories
front page-
headline
title
main photo
name of newspaper- flag.
folio is where other info is like, website, school name, motto, city name, volume and issue number, date, teasers,
sub-headlines
stories
captions- headline, name, actually caption
who wrote what and position in newspaper.
jump- story that starts one place and jumps to another place. always has page number and little headline
graphics and who drew it
kicker- kicks off the story
mast head- policy- address, , position of the staff, organizations and awards won from those
biline- authors name, and story
glossy front and back cover
8 x 11
tabloid -
2 - less stories
newsprint, small
broadsheet- 3-4 stories
front page-
headline
title
main photo
name of newspaper- flag.
folio is where other info is like, website, school name, motto, city name, volume and issue number, date, teasers,
sub-headlines
stories
captions- headline, name, actually caption
who wrote what and position in newspaper.
jump- story that starts one place and jumps to another place. always has page number and little headline
graphics and who drew it
kicker- kicks off the story
mast head- policy- address, , position of the staff, organizations and awards won from those
biline- authors name, and story
Friday, April 19, 2013
Front Pages of the World
1. my favorite news page is Sitka, Alaska because it looks very organized and you don't have to wonder what story goes with what.
2. FBI releases photos of 2 bomb suspects. It interests me because of the resent bombings and I'm wondering if it has something to do with that or if there was a bombing in Sitka.
3. There are 6 stories on the front page.
4. I noticed that a lot of the front pages have 2 to 3 photos and have 3 to 5 stories on them. The headlines are definitely bigger than the story fonts. There is normally 1 big photo to show a big event.
5. The fonts are different and where they position the photos and stories. Also the photos have a different size.
2. FBI releases photos of 2 bomb suspects. It interests me because of the resent bombings and I'm wondering if it has something to do with that or if there was a bombing in Sitka.
3. There are 6 stories on the front page.
4. I noticed that a lot of the front pages have 2 to 3 photos and have 3 to 5 stories on them. The headlines are definitely bigger than the story fonts. There is normally 1 big photo to show a big event.
5. The fonts are different and where they position the photos and stories. Also the photos have a different size.
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