Autumn's Photojournalism Portfolio
Autumn Saunders 5A/B Portfolio
Introduction
In my ( meaning actually me Autumn Saunders), You guys will be looking back on some of the good and not so good pictures I have taken over half of the year of 2015 and in the beginning of 2016. So I hope you enjoy my pictures!:))
Photoshop
The first category we will glance at will be my Photoshop edit, which will be my best three pictures and which each of these photos the caption at the bottom will explain the process I have done to edit these pictures in my opinion. Hope you enjoy! These are the best 3.
Elements of Composition
In the world of photography, we have guidelines to help make your photo look amazing maybe even a 'Abstract work of art'. So here are some of the different compositions that helped make my photos personally better. These are the top 5.
Leading lines
Bird's Eye
Showcase // Photo Gallery
Here are the top 6 pictures that I very much enjoy taking & looking at, I hope you like them too!!
Hailey's time with puppies
Lisa's photoshoot
Guy & Mackenzie 'fighting photoshoot'
Hillary and Chris's Winter photoshoot
Alina's photoshoot
Alina's photoshoot pt.2
Written Reflection
This semester has been great!! I've had experienced a lot of new and have learned about photography. I have learned the compostions of how to take a good photo and how to work well others even though I was working with my partner (all the time for everything). During the semester we were assigned projects to do, and one of my top favorite projects were the Humans of Fossil Ridge (which you'll see later). The reason why I like it so much is because I got to know some people better as themselves and now we are close friends (or father-daughter relationship). The way I feel about photography has definetly boosted my confidence about taking photo's. I knew I was taking some bad pictures with the quality and the way it was but now I'm happy with my new phone and I know what makes a good photo and now I can accomplish with it and now sometimes people say I'm ''A immature professional photographer'', which always brightens my mood.
Camera Operations
This section will have important 5 parts of camera and to explain, how to use each part of the camera. Like the on/off and zoom etc...
ON/OFF
On the top of your camera there should be several button like the shutter button and the zoom. There should also be the ON/OFF button. To turn on your camera you would have to drag the button to the right and hold it for 3-4 seconds and when you hear the welcoming sound your camera should turn on.
The Flash
On the left upper hand side of your camera there should be a button but if not (I don't know where it is). When you find that button you should find a button that has a lighting bolt symbol.
The Flash pt.2
When you have located the button on your camera and you find the button you have to add a bit of pressure to open a surprise.
The Flash pt.3
Once you have added enough pressure your flash on the top of your camera should pop upward and now your ready to take pictures with a brightness.
Eye-Camera view
Looking at your camera (the back of your camera) with the screen and can see the top of the flash button (Just barely). Just right above the screen on you right side there should be a button that you can barely see that looks like the one in the photo.
Eye-Camera view pt.2
With the same as the flash button, you have to add a bit of pressure for it to unlock your prize.
Eye-Camera view pt.3
When you click the button your screen should be completely blank and black. But right above the screen of the camera where you put your eye in should be lightning up. So when you look through there you should be able take pictures looking professional.
Looking at pictures
Once again when you are looking, at the back of your camera, there should be a ton of button and sorta like a circle that has more button.
Looking at pictures pt.2
On the top right of the circle, there should be a button that has a triangle shape that is a square that is in a circle. Once you looked that you have to add pressure to the button.
Looking at pictures pt.3
After adding pressure to the button, your camera should go black for a moment and the previous picture you have taken should pop-up now you can view your great photos.
Batteries and SD card
At the bottom of your camera there should be plug-in's and sorta a boot shape at the left side of your camera.
Batteries and SD card pt.2
Once you locate it you take the switch and slide it over to your right and it should pop in. When it is open there should be 4 placements on your camera for the batteries and a slot for your SD card. As in the picture the top should be in the front and back and in the middle the bottom of the batteries. and when in putting you slot you have to do with a the yellow side facing the bottom.
Batteris and SD pt.3
Then you and your camera should be working perfectly fine:).
Humans of Fossil Ridge
"I don't really have quote...I guess soccer is life" and laughs awkwardly - Aidan Alvarez
History of Photography
1) In the year 1826; Nicephore Niepce has the first permanent photograph of a view from nature.
2) In the 1900 year; The brownie camera (which was created for women and children) was invented for everyone to enjoy.
3) 2 years after the brownie camera, the kodak camera was first had the photo CD for everyone to look back and for everyone to enjoy.
Photojournalist Feature
The person I was assigned with was Brandon Stanton. At first Brandon wanted nothing to do with photography, but life was not turning well for him. So he began to talk to random people and take pictures of the people of New York and now he has tons of followers on Instagram and tells the people he interviews stories.
Photojournalism Law and Ethics
Non-Malfience: To me this means that we have to make sure that this is not insulting abode in anyway, like race, or gender, or religion an dee have to make sure it won't everyone.
Fidelity; Means that we are keeping the truth real and its not a lie
Justice; We are showing fair treatment to everyone including everyone and no being mean to one person.