1. Describe one technique listed that you already use. Give me a specific example. One technique that I used already was shooting the subject at different angles. For example, when Im taking a photo I don't stay in that one spot I would move around the subject.

2. Describe two techniques you hadn’t thought of using before. Two techniques I havent used is Tell a story and Try Exposure Bracketing.

3. Which technique listed will you try to use next time we take photos? The technique I would try to use next time is Tell a story.

4. Why should you move around your subject? You would want to move around the subject because you don't want to stay in that one spot taking the same photo.

5. Why is it a good idea to use continuous shoot? Its a good idea to use continuous shoot because you can take multiple shots at the same time but in different angles.

6. What is the one last tip, and how does it help you become a better photographer? The last tip is to take notes of what your doing when your taking a photo.

Photo Planning

1. Describe in your own words what a “snap happy photographer” is. A snap happy photographer is a photographer who go at most angles at possible and randomly presses the shutter button multiple times

2. Describe in your own words what an “over planner” is. A over planner is a photographer who takes time taking a picture. They would take up time just to position you right.

3. Explain why you are either a snap happy photographer, or an over planner. Give one specific example of how you work. I think I'm a snap happy photographer. I think I'm a snap happy photographer because I don't waste time taking a photo.

4. What are 2 questions listed in the article that you can use to help plan your photos better? The 2 questions I would use is What is the subject of the photo? and What is the mood of the moment?

5. Why can taking too much time kill a creative moment?Why is it important to ask yourself questions as you take photos? Taking too much time would kill a creative moment because by spending soo much time just to take one photo you would miss other great shots that you could have took with that time. Its important to ask yourself questions as you take a photo because you would know what kind of photo you are looking for.

Daily Image February 24, 2011

1. I see a girl laying down next to a puddle of water which have a reflection of the sky so it also looks likes she laying next to the sky.

2. Colors: white, blue, grey, and black. Line: straight and curly.

3. At peace, calm, smooth, motionless, and quiet

4. I think the meaning of image is that you can do anything to relax or calm you. Also, what ever you do it can take your mind to a different place.

5. The rule of composition that the image uses is simplicity. It uses simplicity because you can see whats going on and the image relaxes you.

Daily Image February 17,2011

1. I see a coffee spill that forms the map.

2. The colors I see are brown, tan, white, red, black, and grey. The shapes I see are the continents.

3. Craftsmanship, craft, artistry, aptitude, mastery

4. I think the meaning of the image is that anything can be art.

5. The image uses simplicity as one of the rule of thirds because the details of the continents stands out a lot.

Depth Of Field #7

1. Depth of Field is the distance between far and near objects.

2. The difference between a large and small depth of field is that with a large depth of field is like a normal picture. A small depth of field is a object that is focus and the background is burley.

3.My photo shows DOF because the objects are more focus and you cant see whats in the background very well.

Daily Image February 15, 2011

1. I see a man dragging something that forms into a road.

2. The colors I see are green, gray, light blue, white, and tan. The shapes I see rectangles. The lines I see are parallel and curves.

3. Warm, tropical, compose, set up, form

4. I think the meaning of the image is that your give someone a inch but they take a mile.

5. The image uses Simplicity as a rule because the image is clear to see. Also, its clear enough to see the details in the road.

Quiz #7

1. A small depth of field photo.

2. A small depth of field is when you take picture of a object that is focus but the background is blurry.

3. A large depth of field photo.

4. A large depth of field is when you take a picture of a object but the background is more focus.

5. Exposure is the amount of light that is shown in a image.

6. Emphasis is something that has meaning or that is important.

7. The shutter speed in the camera change in the Depth of field.