Girl Who Loves to Levitate

1. The artist is Natsumi Hayashi and she lives Tokyo.

2. Levitation is a person that rises into the air by apparently moving upward in the virtue of lightness.

3. The artist makes herself look like she's levitating by her feeling the moment strike, then she presses the shutter button down and then literally jumps into place.

4. Strangers will think she's mentally ill because the way she jumps makes them frightened.

5. Natsumi Hayashi's reason for taking levitation is for her wedding party's slide show.

Daily Image Feb 25, 2011

1. What i see in this photo is a lady kind of gliding against the railing and some type of construction work in the background.

2. The colors i see are grey, brown, blue and black. The shapes i see are rectangles and triangles. The lines i see are horizontal and vertical.

3. 5 Expressive words that relate to this image are dread, dismay, panic, disgust and trepidation.

4. The meaning of this photo is that the photographer was probably bored so he/she took that picture.

5. This image uses the Rule of Thirds because it has an imaginary grid with the money spots because she is in one of the money spot points.

Adding Variety

1. Describe one technique listed that you already use. Give me a specific example. I use continuous exposure modes because the last time I was taking photos I was just holding the shutter speed and it will take like 20 photos in less than a minute.

2. Describe two techniques you hadn’t thought of using before. 2 techniques that i hadn't thought of using are Avoid the Group Shot Blink and Try Exposure Bracketing.

3. Which technique listed will you try to use next time we take photos? The next time we take photos i will try to use ( Play with your Flash).

4. Why should you move around your subject? I should move my subject around to see what different angles i will get and the more i move it around the more i can get things in the background to make the photo more interesting.

5. Why is it a good idea to use continuous shoot? It's a good idea to use Continuous shoot because you can get more photos at once and you can move and still get good photos.

6. What is the one last tip, and how does it help you become a better photographer? The one last tip is that you can take a lot of photos and it can help you become a better photographer because you can take a lot of photos and when you try to upload them you'll get crazy photos that you can mess around with.

Photo Planner

1. Describe in your own words what a “snap happy photographer” is. A snap happy photographer is a person that holds the camera at the most obscure angle possible and presses the shutter speed and releases it a random time with a little thought to their subject's position.

2. Describe in your own words what an “over planner” is. An over planner is a person that spends hours getting the person positioned just right, so the sun will not shine on u a lot.

3. Explain why you are either a snap happy photographer, or an over planner. Give one specific example of how you work. I am a snap happy photographer because i like to take photos with the people just right and i like to position them right.

4. What are 2 questions listed in the article that you can use to help plan your photos better? 2 Questions that can help me use to plan my photo better are ( Is my subject still or moving) and ( What is the mood of the moment).

5. Why can taking too much time kill a creative moment? It can kill a creating moment because you wont have enough time to create the other photos that you took.

6. Why is it important to ask yourself questions as you take photos? It is important to ask questions while you're taking photos because you'll know what's right and what you're doing wrong.

Daily Image Feb 18, 2011

1. What i see in this photo is a lady holding up a frame and water is coming out of the frame.

2. The colors i see are green, blue, white, black, tan, gold and red. The shapes i see is a rectangle, square and a triangle. I see horizontal and vertical lines.

3. 5 Expressive words that relate to this image are fret, deplore, break down, sorrow and bemoan.

4. The meaning of this image is that the photographer was crying so he/she took this picture with water coming out of the frame and to show their emotions.

5. This image uses the Rule of Thirds by the picture having (Horizon Line in upper or lower 3rd) and Actual and Implied Lines (Vertical, Horizontal, Diagonal)

Assignment #7

1. Depth of Field is how much focus is in the picture.

2. Small Depth of Field is a little bit of focus in the picture and Large Depth of Field is a lot of focus in the picture.

3. My photos show Depth of Field because the first two are small

Depth of Field because it has a little bit of focus in the picture and the last picture is large Depth of Field because everything is in focus in the picture.

Daily image Feb 15,2011

1. What I see in this photo is a person's hands, cup, pancake and a spilling of coffee.

2. The colors I see are grey, brown, white and black. The shapes I see are circles, triangles and rectangles. I see horizontal and vertical lines.

3. 5 Expressive words that relate to the image are discharged, overflow, empty, flow and scatter.

4. The manning of this photo is that the photographer was probably thinking of a messy person as in seeing something spill because he/she was probably sad about it.

5. This image uses the Rule of Thirds by the picture having Simplicity (Clean, uncomplicated backgrounds), Actual and Implied Lines (Vertical, Horizontal, Diagonal).