Advanced Photography Final Exam 3

Today is June 9, 2014; also known as the 70th anniversary of the brutal D-Day WWII battle. During this time, there were many photographers taking pictures of the actions going around. One of the most famous war photographer who stormed in Normandy with the soldiers was Robert Capa. There were several photos that he took that were able to survive through that time. In 1947, Mr. Capa, co-founded Magnum Photos in Paris with: Henri Cartier-Bresson, George Rodger, and David Seymour. This agency was one that was able to cooperate with many worldwide photographers. Photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson said some things needed to be aligned with a picture to be successful, that included: the rules of geometry and composition, being patient, and sticking to one lens. This is the link to my Photo Website. This is the link to my Unity Project.

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Art Contest - Fitting in or Belonging

Recreation of Beatles albums

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Semester Final Exam - Period 3

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Favorite Blog Post 
This is my favorite blog post because I really love the feel of capturing new pictures with a definite vintage feel. I also loved how great the portraits came out. Not to mention the fact that they were black and white which makes everything look 100x more sophisticated. 

This would definitely be my favorite picture because Linda looks radiant. I feel like it's one of the best pictures I've literally ever taken because it's very relaxed. Everything about this picture is just right.

The good usually outdoes the bad with my group. Three advantages would be that we all work really well together like I literally could not ask for a better 5 people to work with. Also when we're motivated we get 'er done. Another thing is, we all have our strong points and we do our best to help each other out. Some disadvantages would definitely be something as small as we clique sometimes. Or sometimes (basically only me) we can get really lazy. We get sidetracked easily?
I tried to complete Life Magazine's founder phrase: "Photo _____", but didn't find anything so I  skipped that question. I did find what Henri Cartier-Bresson mainly focused on and it was the geometry of pictures, being patient and only working with one lens during his time of life.

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Mr. Farley wants a "hecka free zone" because he's from Oakland and people say hella in Oakland and there's other more academic ways to emphasize or exaggerate words. For example: Really, extremely, excessively, indeed, truly, much, immensely, literally.. and you chose hella? Get a dictionary.