Tuesday, October 27, 2015
Week 5
As I am looking through the book 2 story's stuck out to me, 1 on page 448 a monk set him self on fire to protest the Vietnam war and the suppression of his life choices, The first challenge for anyone not just photo journalism is, you are watching someone burn and that is hard to watch, the next difficulty is being able to capture the expressions of the people watching this happen and still remaining focused on what is going on right in front of you. the second story on page 381 also involved with the Vietnam war. There is a man about to execute a handcuffed, crying man in the middle of the street for treason. the difficultly here is, someone will die in front of you and you cant stop it and if you try or do anything, you may get shot yourself, that is a very difficult situation for anybody and then being able to capture the horror and fear on the mans face is indescribable.
Week 4.
In the code of ethics number 7 stud out to me, Do not pay sources or subjects or reward them materially for information or participation. This line stud out to me because when you introduce money or incentive's that is where there loyalty changes. Next in the, Ideally, visual journalists should. I pick number 5, Strive to be unobtrusive and humble in dealing with subjects. In my experience being humble and discrete is a must in lots of different situations including taking photos, sometimes you are taking hard photos of death or emotional situations and being humble about someone opening up there personally life's.
Friday, October 16, 2015
Friday, October 2, 2015
My name is Scott I am 20 years young, I am currently attending LBCC in Albany Oregon. I am taking photojournalism to see what I like. My photography experience is limited to photos of buildings and nature in Europe form 9 different countries and such land marks as the Eiffel tower, the leaning tower of Pisa and of course the gelato. My 3 goals are, one to become a better photographer, two to learn about how photos are edited and having the ability to capturing a unique situation and three to jump in to journalism. Topic 3, photos of day to day life of college students and to use photos as away to tell the story, 2 sports the ability to capture an amazing shot or a game wining spike and 3 to show the community and the world the beautiful campus and buildings along with the helpful and caring staff.
Thursday, October 1, 2015
my first time
first photos nursing class along with teachers in the court next to library
court yard 9/29/15 nursing students 2015 LBCC
future nurse's of america with LBCC library in background
court yard 9/29/15 nursing students 2015 LBCC
future nurse's of america with LBCC library in background
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