favorite academics photo

My favorite photo was the one of the girl pouring something into the spurting, pink liquid.

1. I chose this photo because I thought it was really well exposed, and it caught my eye.

2. I recognized The Rule of Thirds in the photo. I saw that using that rule of photography, it made the photo look more dynamic and visibly pleasing.

academic shoot

1. I think a great place to shoot photo like the ones I saw today would be a science class room or a fine arts room.

2. I would probably go to my spanish class and my jazz band class.

3. To get amazing photos I will use the rules of photography, and I will time things correctly.

filling the frame

This photo is almost completely filling the frame with intriguing things. There is an ominous sort of light source coming from the bottom center, and as the eye travels up, there are two people wearing unusual headgear, poking a stick at whatever the light is. I think this is very interesting because I do not know what they are doing. I want to learn more about what is going on, and it's a great picture for that reason and another; the photo fills the whole frame. 

action and emotion

This photo is displaying action and emotion very clearly. There is water flying up into the air, the girls' faces are very vibrant with feelings of laughter and joy as well as awe and curiosity. 

the story

This photo looks like the man in the photo is telling a story. When I look at it, I think to myself, what is he saying? Why is his body language like it is. He also looks very excited to speak. 

least unethical photo

In my opinion, this is the least unethical photo. The only thing that was altered was the woman's teeth. No harm done. They even made her look pretty. How nice.

most unethical photo

I think this is the most unethical photo. Only because the alteration is essential abusing the death of someone and the emotion of standbys to make the photo look a bit more dramatic. Maybe for profit or an award.

photo manipulation and ethics

Of the portion of the article I read, I think the message there was that people are altering photos in effort to point the favor in their biased direction. There were examples of completely removing people from photos, making themselves look more successful, and blatantly being careless with photo manipulation. I think this kind of photo manipulation is completely unacceptable, it goes against all of my personal morals. The dishonestly is the worst part in my opinion. The sacredness of capturing events through a photograph should never be tainted.