LOGOO

Here is my final logo!!!

Green #8

hey mr. bvags.
today was a tough day in the making of my logo. i had a hard time trying to use the pathfinder tool but its alright cuz i finished my second one. i have no idea how im gona finish my third one in time but im finishing strong next class. you might have to see me at lunch too but i know youll look forward to that.

Elliott Erwitt Photography

This photograph depicts a dog on a leash jumping with joy accompanied by his owner. The center of interest in this picture is of course the dog. You can really tell the humor of the puppy is what Elliott wants you to examine because the picture only shows half of the owners body. Rather than just having the dog sitting there, Elliott brings out the humor in the picture by capturing the dog in mid air. Elliott used narrow depth of field as the design and compositional element. He considered all the potential elements that could be used in this shot and decided that the dog should be in focus. The colors of the photograph are simply black and white. But that doesn't necessarily make a picture boring, as you can see in the picture above. This is one of my favorite images from Elliott Erwitt because he is able to project joy and humor from a black and white shot. This is also a great representation of his love for dogs and the sensitivity to the human state.

References:

http://www.lightstalking.com/composition-elements

Elliott Erwitt

Elliott Erwitt was born on July 26, 1928. Elliott was born in Paris, France to russian parents. He moved a lot during his life time starting with his transfer to Milan, Italy where he lived until he was 10. At the age of 10 Elliott moved back to France with his family and a year later he immigrated to New York, arriving at the U.S. in 1939. Two years later he moved again, this time migrating to Los Angeles. At the age of 21, after graduating from Hollywood High School, Elliott returned to Europe traveling and photographing in France and italy, marking the start of his professional career. 
Although Elliott was drafted into the U.S. army in 1951, he kept his job of taking pictures for various publications totally separate from his military duties while was stationed in New Jersey, Germany, and France. In 1953, when he finished his required military service, he was asked to be a member of Magnum Photos by it's founder Robert Capa. Elliott became president of this prestigious agency in 1968. He was then re elected serving a total of 3 terms as president. Since then he has continued to be an active member of Magnum Photo and one of the leading figures in the field of photography. Elliott Erwitt also wrote books, journalistic essays, created illustrations, and advertisement that have been starred in publications around the world for over 40 years.
Elliott Erwitt is best known for his humerous dog photographs.

Refrences:

http://www.elliotterwitt.com/lang/en/index.html

http://www.jacksonfineart.com/elliott-erwitt-3558.html

http://www.ettc.net/njarts/details.cfm?ID=447

Green #7

Today was a very important day for mankind.! i scanned my first logo dundadadann.. i was very shocked and aggy when i found out i had to trace the ENTIREE sketch but its fine you know im not a procrastinator or anything so ill get through this with the help of dj remler and mani minaj. im still baffled at how i will trace my korean of the asian decent. lookin fancy over there mr. vagnini in that green desk aooooooooooooooowwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww... well pc to kathryn over there over there lookin fancy.
yo- gersson romero

Green #6

This afternoon i happen to be located in Mr. Vagninis graphic design class.. i had a blast creating my sun. i had to create three layers of the flames but it was worth it because over all i liked how it came out.. today dan thinks hes really cool tryna play with his lil ipad over there.. but hes not soooooooo stay over there stay over there..
one love
gersson (geezy weezy) romero

Green... # DUNNDADADUNN!!

today was a very exciting moment for mankind.. i finished my rocket ship.. DUNNDADADUNN!!! learned how to use the gradient tool/ box better and i feel i am quite the master at it.. DUNNDADUNN!! i hope you enjoy feasting your eyes on my final project..
pc and love
Gersson Romero

Green #4

after a long hard day at iss im finally back and ready to tackle anything mr. vagninii has in store for me..  (mr vagnini has a rocket ship for me to tackle) so far i started off the rocket ship with an elipse (7:49). ill keep you updated;   it is now 8:43 and i feel i accomplished a good amount. i really like this tutorial because it is very easy and simple to follow and very elaborate. im looking forward to seeing how the rocketship is going to turn out like. Pc out skillet

Green #3

i really enjoyed making the gradient fill on that circle this morning at 8 10 in the morning =].  i also ejoyed making pears last class. yoo 

Green #2

my name is gersson romero. and im in graphic design class and uhmm i sit next to mani minaj and shes the best person in the world the pen tool is very hard to use and photo shop is 110% better then illustrater. PC OUT HOME SKILLET YOUNGIN BISCUITT!

stupid bunny wont trace right

Different types of photography

Shallow depth of field- only the main suject of interest is enhanced by throwing other elements out of focus.        

girl sitting back with her feet on table

chineese male laying down with arm stretched out

arm of a bench

shallow depth of field can be achieved by using wide aperatures.

Deep depth of field- From near to far in sharp focus

view of a lake in winter

      

brown angel statues

garden nomes in forest

Deep depth of field can be achieved by using small aperatures.

Fast Shutter Speed- takes the image almost instantly as in frozen in time. 

water balloon popping

owl taking off

kid punching in high shutter speed
to get fast shutter pictures you have to set the time value to a fast time like 1/500 of a second

Slow shutter speed- slows the motion down to get a blurred effect.

city life in the nighttime

highway street with cars passing by

tree with clouds on slow shutter speed

to achieve slow shutter pictures you must set the tv to a slow time like 1/4 of a second

Film Grain- is the random optical texture of processedphotographic film due to the presence of small grains of a metallic silver developed from silver halide that have received enough photons.

4 guys taking a picture

close up of a womens eyes

man tied up with ropes

Digital noise- the amount of a color captured and the quality of the color.

close up of headphones

two guys playing guitar on stage

portion of a bridge

resources:

shallow depth of field

difference between fast and slow shutter speed

fast shutter speed

fast shutter speed

slow shutter speed

example of slow shutter speed

example of slow shutter speed

I like these photoblogs becausee..

Work Hard and Starve -This blog has mainly pictures of close up views and black and whites

Neutral HIlls Stills-  mainly pictures of old looking pictures

10mmGalore- This blog has mainly pictures of modern buildings and city life

Krimsonline- mainly pictures of wild animals

Square Picture-This blog has mainly pictures of lakes in black and white that have an ominous depressed look to them.

Milena-R- She takes pictures of real people in ordinary scenes and of everyday life things

Eyes Wide Shut- mainly pictures of old foreign buildings and people

The Show Rooms- Takes pictures of life and lets you see how they were before editing

Wasabinoise- captures fresh pictures from his country in b/w

Bw.Amitbasu- i really like his black and white pictures

GREEN

Tryna stay Green in Graphic Design but dj remlers turning me Blue..