Final Project

Quick Write

Wars in my country

wars in my country are really bad everyday bombing and thousands of people dying. Children loses their parents and homes, they live on roads and sleep on the side walk in the cold dark nights.

News Paper

KingPica

Magazine cover

First PhotoShop Practice

First PhotoShop Practice 

Web Photo With 72 Resolution. 

Yearbook Photo With 300 Resolution.

Newspaper Photo With 150 Resolution and Black & White Colors.

Photoshop Notes

Photoshop Notes 

Save As
Rename your image make sure the image is save as a .jpg at the highest (maximum) image  quality. 
Stacked Tools
Tools that are stacked on each other. to access those tools you have to left click and hold down mouse button.
Use Command Keys!!!!!
Command + = Zoom in
Command - = Zoom out
Command o = open
Command c = copy
Command v = paste
Command z = undo
Command, option, z = step backward
Command s = save
Command p = Print
Command l = Levels

DPI = Dots
PPT = Pixels

Resolution Guidelines: 
Newspaper = 150 
Yearbook = 300
Web = 72

To make an image black and white 

Use Grayscale 
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Super Tuesday

1. There are 155 delegates at stakes in Texas Republican Nomination.
2. There are 595 delegates at stakes nationally in Republican Nomination today.
3. There are 252 delegates at stakes in Texas Democratic Nomination.
4. There are 1,017 delegates at stakes nationally in Democratic Nomination. 
5. 1,237 republican delegates needs to win to secure the Nomination.   

Magazines Essential Parts

1. Masthead: The Masthead is the title of the magazines, that is really important because you have to have a title. 
2. Dateline: The Dateline is the date of when the magazine was published, if there's no date then the magazine buyers will think that the magazine is new and they'll think that everything in is right/true.
3. Main Image: Main image is the cover image, you have to have a cover image otherwise your magazine won't be interesting.   
4. Model Credit: It's some words that catch your attention (like Phrases). 
5. Cover Lines: It is the texts that goes on the cover  
6. Main Cover Line: The Main Cover Line takes a quarter of the cover page and it usually comes in three colors  
7. Left Third: Is really important because thats the only thing you cloud see of the magazines in stores because they're stacked on top of each other, you'll have to put your best effort in the left third section to get the buyers attention to buy your magazine.
8. Bar Code: 
9. Selling Line: 

Sports Display

10 Personal List

1. New iPhone 
2. sister's mariage 
3. Passed English STAAR
4. Traveled out of state 
5. New Baby cousin 
6. Visited Uncles house 
7. Bought a new car 
8. Got a new Laptop 
9. New Camera (Cannon)
10. Moved in a new House 

Academic Shoots preview

The Action and Emotion of this photo is a sophomore girl creating some car parts on inventor 

while feeling she's being really successful.

 

The Story, is the English teacher Ms. Unger helping the freshmen students with writing an essay and how they should organize their paragraph.  

The Action and Emotion, is that an Art student feeling the portrait of the man he's drawing. 

clothing: he's wearing a hoodie
hairstyle: he have long hair with some color the top
professional reporter voice
location: standing on the median of the road, (homeless guy)

Year In Review 2K15

2k15

World Events -- Biggest International Stories of 2015
This list has various important articles about World News in 2015
The most interesting item on the list is Singapore celebrates 50 years of independence
Celebrity news -- The best news photos of Celebrity of 2015
This list has new pictures of Celebrities in 2015
The most interesting photos is   ap_216485223941
Famous death -- People we lost in 2015
This has a list of all who we lost in 2015
The most shocking death to me was Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah
Entertainment --
Local news  --  Austin’s biggest stories of the 2015
This list has important news of Austin in 2015
The most interesting Austin’s biggest stories of 2015: No. 3: Samantha Dean murder
Photos --

Composition Shoot

 

1. It's pretty good. 

2. Pretending that the water coming out of the girl's mouth instead of the fountain. 

3. Yes it's completely clear people she they see they could what is the subject.

4. I just needed to fix the head a little bit like slide it up. 

1. I did Well on my photo 

2. There are two hearts that are balancing each other 

3. It is obviously showing balance because there is two things that are balanced together. 

4. I did follow the rule 

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Simplicity 

Photographs basics

Photographs Basics

Simplicity

The rule of thirds 

Line 

Balance

Framing

Mergers

Notes For Quotes

Rules For Using Quotes 

• If a source expresses opinion, use a quotation. 
• A major or complex story needs more than one quoted source.
• Information that contains facts (who, what, when, where, how, or why) Should normally be used as unquoted material. 

Attribution 

• Make sure the speaker of all quotations is properly identified. 
• use "said" as the verb to attribute the quote.

Direct Quotes

• The exact, word-for-word account of what a source said, enclosed in quotations marks and attributed to source.
• On second reference to speaker, just use last name. 

Indirect Quotes (Paraphrases)

• A summary of what the speaker said reworded by the reporter.

Partial Quotes

• A combination of a direct quotation and a paraphrase, attributed to the source.

Fragmentary Quotes

• A single word or short phrase used by the source that is included in a paraphrase, enclosed in quotation marks and attributed to the source. 

When To Use Different Quotes

• Use direct quotations to express a speaker's unique point of view, personality or manner of speaking. 
• Use indirect quotes when you need to rephrase what the speaker said to make it more clear to the reader.
• Use partial quotes to make colorful or memorable words stand out. But overuse can make writing sen jumpy and too cute. 

Types Of Question

• Closed-Ended Question: A Question that allows the interviewee to answer with a yes-no or one-word answer.
• Opened-Ended Question: A question that forces the interviewee to answer with more than a yes-no or one-word answer.
• Follow-Up Question: A question that originates from listening to something the interviewee says.  

Using Quotes From Interviews Notes

Trump said, "I would end ISIS forcefully. I think ISIS, what they did, was unbelievable what they did with James Foley and the cutting off of heads of everybody I mean these people are totally a disaster. Now, let me just say this, ISIS in Syria, Assad in Syria, Assad and ISIS are mortal enemies. We go in to fight ISIS. Why aren't we letting ISIS go and fight Assad and then we pick up the remnants? Why are we doing this? We're fighting ISIS and Assad has to be saying to himself, "They have the nicest or dumbest people that I've ever imagined."

President Putin

http://www.cbsnews.com/news/vladimir-putin-russian-president-60-minutes-charlie-rose/

1. All Eyes On Putin. 
2. President of Russia.
3. "Well, tell me, what do you think about those who support the opposition and mainly the terrorist organizations only in order to oust Assad without thinking about what will happen to the country after all the government institutions have been demolished? Today, you have repeatedly said that Assad is fighting against his own population. But look at those who are in control of 60 percent of the territory in Syria. It's controlled by either ISIS or by others--" Putin said
4. President Assad, you support him. Do you support what he is doing in Syria and what is happening to those Syrian people, those many millions of refugees and the hundreds of thousands of people that have been killed, many by his own force?
5. I learned that President Putin Supports President Assad and Putin wants to help fight against ISIS BUT Putin does not want to put Russians in YET.  

different ways of using quotes

1. "Well, tell me, what do you think about those who support the opposition and mainly the terrorist organizations only in order to oust Assad without thinking about what will happen to the country after all the government institutions have been demolished? Today, you have repeatedly said that Assad is fighting against his own population. But look at those who are in control of 60 percent of the territory in Syria. It's controlled by either ISIS or by others--" Putin said
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Washington, John Boehner resign from congress

       If I had time to only read one I would read about Washington about John Boehner because he is the speaker of the house and I wanna know what happened, that made him resign. Yes I would open the link to read the rest of the story.