WOOHOO

TODAY WAS A VERY PRODUCTIVE DAY FOR ME AND MY WORD SYMBOLS THINGYS. I MANAGED TO CHANGE MY FONTS AND

GREEN GRRRRRR!

Today was tough day for me in graphic design. First i found out that i probably wont be a pgc leader =[ and second my computer went crazy and i had to restart my computer. i was in the middle of looking up a nacho so i didnt get the chance to save it therefore havng to do all my hard work over again. But luckily i am an efficient hardworker so i was able to get it all done in time

MACRO PHOTOGRAPHY

 MACRO PHOTOGRAPHY- The image being projected is close to the same size as the subject.

Ant walking on water

kitty deep in thought

colored pencils

flower accompanied with water drops

guy with sweat running down face

close up on a lighter

The basic materials needed to shoot a macro photograph are macro lens, a step down ring, and a tripod.

1. put the macro lens on the camera
2. screw the step down ring on the macro lens
3. put your camera on manuel focus.
4. set your camera on the tripod and shoot!

IF i had the chance to shoot anything in macro form i would choose a snowglobe, converse shoes, goggles.

References:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macro_photography
http://www.Shutterstock.com/
http://webdesignledger.com/inspiration/40-amazing-examples-of-macro-photography

http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2008/09/21/25-beautiful-macro-photography-shots-photos/

http://www.digital-photography-school.com/super-macro-photography

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