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Magazine Cover Preview

Parts of a Magazine Cover
Selling Line
Masthead
Dateline
Main Image
Model Credit
Coverline
Main Cover Line
Left Third
Bar Code
Cover Lines

Selling Line - small description of the Masthead (title of company) and what the magazine talks about
Masthead - Main title and magazine name
Dateline - when the magazine was published
Main Image - the big picture of the magazine
Model Credit - The model that is on the cover
Coverline - a big story inside the magazine
Main cover line - the article that maybe has to do with the main image
Left third - a space in the corner used for the barcode
Barcode - used to purchase
Cover Lines - other stories in the magazine

Favorite

This ESPN The Magazine cover portrays Michael Jordan jumping against an all-white background in his Chicago Bulls uniform. Two weeks after winning his sixth title with the Bulls, the corresponding article speculates whether or not Jordan will retire from basketball. Jordan retired on January 13, 1999, but two years later signed a deal to play for the Washington Wizards. On April 16, 2003, Jordan played his last game and announced his final retirement.

I must say I love this picture and this cover because Jordan in his bulls jersey with the red and white goes good with the red ESPN logo and the all white background really makes it pop. And I also remember watching Jordan's last game with the Wizards in 2003. Even though thats not what the picture is indicating.  

Fixed Portrait Shoot

ISO 100

ISO 400

ISO 800

ISO 1600

ISO 3200

This is one of my favorite photos because the man in the picture is most likely living his dream of being a great photographer and there is no other way to do that other than taking a picture in space. This picture also shows that you can go many places with your passion, even though it might not make the most money.

This picture is of a "bullet" that was taken with a high speed digital camera that can freeze objects going 7500 mph. Personally I would love to have this kind of camera because I would love to play around with it and capture pictures of stuff blowing up or take video of it, such as fireworks going off, a  glass cup breaking, speakers moving to the bass. etc

Best Song of 2013

I chose this song "Jealous" by Fredo Santana ft. Kendrick Lamar because as soon as it came out I heard many people at school the next day listening to it and singing it. This song attracted me because Fredo Santana and Kendrick Lamar are most definitely on my Top 5 favorite rappers, and the beat to the song is good, and the lyrics to it are perfect. 

Best Show of 2013 

This is without a doubt the greatest show to ever exist in all of mankind. I started watching this show because for some reason i have always liked drug movies, such as Scarface, Blow, Good Fellas. So when i heard it was a show about a chemistry teacher diagnosed with cancer and all he wants to do is provide for his family because he was worried they would be in great debt, from all the treatments he will have to go through, so he started cooking meth. And in the end he basically controls all of the meth game. It is the best of 2013 because they have such great actors to set the "mood". And it would always keep you in suspense

Self Portraits and Portraits Preview

Tip #1: Bring Something to Focus On 

Place something about the same height and distance as your self in your self portrait, so it can focus better and the picture comes out more clear. 

Tip #2: Set the timer high and Use Burst 

Use the timer on your camera so you aren't pressing the button and running fast to the position you want because your picture will come out ugly. Set the timer high so you have time to figure out what your going to do, and the picture comes out good. 

Tip #3: Lighting 

Using your flash can make your pictures look ten times better. Because photography is about capturing light to produce a great picture.

Rules of Photography Part 2

Rule of Thirds

Balance

Lines

Symmetry and Patterns

Viewpoint 

Background

Depth

Cropping

Avoiding Mergers

The Three Pillars of Exposure: Aperture, ISO, Shutter Speed

Aperture

F2.8

F16

1. What part of the body should we closely relate aperture?

I think our eyes closely relate aperture because if you put something close to your face your eyes can "focus" on that object.

2. The smaller the Aperture, the higher the Aperture f-number.

3. The higher the aperture f-number, the sharper the background comes out with the picture.

Shutter Speed

High Shutter Speed

Low Shutter Speed 

Reasonable Light

A.) the dunking booth - Fast shutter speed

B.) the food eating contest - slow shutter speed

C.) the rock climbing wall - slow shutter speed 

D.) someone working at a booth - slow shutter speed

E.) the DJ/MC working at the middle of the circle - medium shutter speed 

F.) The Diamond Performance - medium shutter speed 

Not Enough Light 

A.) the dunking booth - medium shutter speed

B.) the food eating contest - fast shutter speed

C.) the rock climbing wall - medium shutter speed 

D.) someone working at the booth - medium shutter speed

E.) the DJ/MC working at the middle of the circle - fast shutter speed

F.) the diamonds performance - fast shutter speed

ISO

ISO 200 

ISO 3200 

1. The advantages of shooting with a higher ISO setting at a football game at night is the image will be more clear, and sharp.

2. To use the lowest ISO (100 or 200) because when there is light you should use the lowest ISO.

3. You should always increase your ISO when there is not enough light in the environment that you are at, so the camera quickly captures the image. 

F4: 1/125

F5.6: 1/60

F8:1/60

F11:1/60

F16:1/30

F22: 1/8