Thursday, May 3, 2012

Found face story

I would like it if you didn't bother me but I will tell you the story of my life if you leave me alone afterwards. My name is Grouch and I do not like people. My mother and father named me grouch because of how I looked when I was born. They told me I was the meanest looking crab they had ever seen and since then I have lived up to my name, Grouch. My mother and father are both Marine Biologist, and good ones at that. I have 2 sisters that annoy me, with their giggling all the time.  I am a janitor at the Sea Critters Elementary School. My job is boring and I dislike it very much. I do not like to be bothered, as you can tell. When I was young I was picked on more than anyone that I've ever known. I never understood why I was treated that way? The kids used to call me stupid grouch, bug eyes and other mean crude words that I'd rather not tell. In my past I was treated so mean, but I do remember when i was once nice. I had a friend named Daisy.  She was the nicest critter i had ever met. She helped me through everything that I had problems with. She moved away after about a year and since then I've remand this way. When i am at my house i like to do something no one knows about. I sing the blues and i am really good at it. I've always wanted to perform at lest once in my life time. 

"Well, Mr.Grouch sir, We have an opening at our school for another talent for our talent show. Would you like to sing your pretty music?" asked by a little girl in the crowd.

"Well.. well I'd love to actually. That's one f the nicest things someone's asked me to do?" said Grouch. 


So Grouch signed up and sang like he never sang before. Everyone applauded and Grouch felt his happiest he'd ever been.



Ansel Adams Photo


Ansel Adams was and still is to be the worlds best black and white photographer. His profession before photography was a pianist. he taught himself how to read music and play the piano by the age of twelve. He earned his "legitimizing diploma". Before private school and earning he diploma he was went o public school and all the students made fun of him because of the earthquake he was a victim of and got his nose terribly broken. Besides being a photographer he also wrote ten volumes in technical manuals of photography. He established his own museum of his fine art. His very first visualized piece of art , the monolith, was made in 1927. That was the most pivotal year for Adam and his career. He had some financial struggles throughout his career because of his slow process with the developing of his pictures. He had asked his colleagues for help through letters. Adam attended numerous meetings and wrote many letter for the wilderness and environment associations. He wanted to give his gratitude and help with the work he was doing.  The wilderness was his passion to take his photos. In most or all of his art you see trees, waterfalls, rivers, lakes, mountains and everything you beautifully created by nature. He took time an effort into his work and made it beautiful and serene. I chose this photo because it represents the beauty of nature and the mysterious  shadows you have in he background of the trees. You wonder whats deeper in the forest as he takes this picture. A colored version of this photo would give you too much detail, where as it being black and white it leaves you with questions but yet a very simple story telling only what you can see. Everything you see in the picture is what it can only tell. I highly like this picture rather than any of the other ones because this one stood out more.

Friday, March 23, 2012

Panorama

I really enjoy this picture because of  how the island is isolated behind the beautiful sunset.

I love how you see the three pictures come together  and there not entirely perfect and it an awesome effect.

Monday, March 5, 2012

Composition

Converging Lines

Diagonal Lines


Different Angle

Fill In the Frame

Framing

Horizontal Lines

Rule of Thirds

Vertical Lines

Wednesday, February 15, 2012

Found Composition

Converging Lines

Filling The Frame

Vertical Lines

Diagonal Lines

Rule Of Thirds

Framing
Different Angle

Horizontal Lines