Tuesday, June 11, 2013
Thursday, June 6, 2013
Wednesday, June 5, 2013
Final Project
Rop Photography artist statement of my work
For my final project in photography I
decided to do my project on my 18th birthday surprise limousine ride. My wonderful parents came up with the idea to
surprise me on my eighteenth birthday. I didn’t know it was going to happen so
I got picked up from school, drove all the way to davenport to pick up my
brother, and then drove along westcliff and stopped many times to take many
beautiful pictures of my family by the limo, my brother and I on westcliff, and
me by myself on westcliff with the boardwalk in the background. There were also
pictures of me on top of the limo with flowers in my hand and the ocean in the
background. My birthday was amazing and I had such a great time and I got
really beautiful pictures on westcliff and the limousine. I hope you enjoy all
the pictures and I definitely enjoyed my eighteenth birthday!
Friday, May 24, 2013
Tuesday, May 21, 2013
questions for Ron Jones
questions for Ron Jones
1. what education do you need to become a photographer
2. how much do you generally get paid to be a photographer
Monday, May 20, 2013
Thursday, May 16, 2013
Networking
1. Rebecca Stark photography
http://Rebecca Stark photography
http://www.rebeccastarkphotography.com
Rebecca Stark is a great photographer who takes pictures of engagement, events, family portraits, high school senior portraits, weddings, and head shots. I really like her photography and am looking forward to learning more about her
http://Rebecca Stark photography
http://www.rebeccastarkphotography.com
Rebecca Stark is a great photographer who takes pictures of engagement, events, family portraits, high school senior portraits, weddings, and head shots. I really like her photography and am looking forward to learning more about her
Wednesday, May 1, 2013
Monday, April 29, 2013
Thursday, April 25, 2013
Thursday, April 18, 2013
Critiquing a photo
Ellen Critiquing Anna's Photo
When I look at this photo I feel really calm. I think the photo is about the beach and all the different
colors the photo portrays. Try to watch out for sun spots. I dont see any technical problems everything looks great. It has a good color contrast and its in good focus.
Wednesday, April 17, 2013
Friday, April 12, 2013
daily quiz
Elements are the basic buliding blocks of a visual image
principals of art design the govern of elements
principals of art design the govern of elements
Tuesday, April 9, 2013
Pareidolia
Monday, April 8, 2013
career locker
1. Job title
flight attendant
2.job discription
greet passagers as the board the airplane, they inform people of the safety devices on board, constantly act with passengers and coworkers
3. job activities
they provide the comfort for the airline passengers, they inform passengers about the safety devices, identifying the location of exits, assist people with disabilities, always wear a uniform, may spend a third of their time away from home.
4. education needed
major and degree is flight attendent training
5. career pathway
flight attendants work irregular hours and are often away from home over night. They usually fly 80 hours per month. the cons are that they have good income, fringe benefits, and the unlimited travel privileges. the cons are that customers are very hard to please.
6. salary
the entry salary is 26,610, the median salary is 33,470 and the experienced is 61,140.
Friday, March 29, 2013
career locker
1. Job title
Hotel Clerks
2. job description
They register guests, assign rooms and issue room keys. They confirm room reservations and inform guests where there are no vacancies.
3. job activities
work at the front desk or hotels, motels and resorts, constantly interact with guests.They may work evenings, late night shifts, and holidays.
4. education needed
A major and degree you could get is business Operations Support and Assistant Services. At high school diploma is required for entry into this occupation. postsecondary clerical training enhances employment opportunities.
5. carer pathway
travel and tourism is one of the largest and fastest-growing industries in the world. Each year, travel and tourism employers around the world pay more than $1.6 trillion in wages and salaries and create 12.5 million new jobs. Beginning salaries depend on the employee's skills, education and job level at a hotel, restaurant, tourism office, recreation facility, amusement park or attraction site.
6. salary range
entry level salary is $8.75 per hour, the median is $10.95 hour and experienced is $15.22 hour.
career locker
research 3 jobs
1. job title
waiters and waitresses
2. job discription
take customers orders and serve it when ready, perform a variety of tasks from filling water glasses to removing dishes, calculate the bill, constantly act with customers and coworkers.
3. job activities
waiters and waitresses often work irregular hours sometimes they work in the morning and go back in the evening, they often work weekends. They explain how different dishes are prepared. They give the bill to the customers and may give them change or add the cost of the meal to their credit card.
4. Education needed
Some employees with train inexperienced workers, some make people take tests before hiring and other prefer to hire people with food service experience. A major degree you could get in college is culinary art and related food service.
5. career pathway
the 8.7 million jobs in the restaurant industry make it one of worlds largest employees.
Completion of postsecondary training in culinary arts, restaurant and food service management, or a related field is increasingly important for advancement in the industry. Management programs are available through junior and community colleges, four-year colleges and universities, and hotel or restaurant associations.
6. salary range
entry level wage is $8.25 per hour, median is $9.07 per hour, and experianced is $12.95 per hour. These all include tips.
1. job title
waiters and waitresses
2. job discription
take customers orders and serve it when ready, perform a variety of tasks from filling water glasses to removing dishes, calculate the bill, constantly act with customers and coworkers.
3. job activities
waiters and waitresses often work irregular hours sometimes they work in the morning and go back in the evening, they often work weekends. They explain how different dishes are prepared. They give the bill to the customers and may give them change or add the cost of the meal to their credit card.
4. Education needed
Some employees with train inexperienced workers, some make people take tests before hiring and other prefer to hire people with food service experience. A major degree you could get in college is culinary art and related food service.
5. career pathway
the 8.7 million jobs in the restaurant industry make it one of worlds largest employees.
Completion of postsecondary training in culinary arts, restaurant and food service management, or a related field is increasingly important for advancement in the industry. Management programs are available through junior and community colleges, four-year colleges and universities, and hotel or restaurant associations.
6. salary range
entry level wage is $8.25 per hour, median is $9.07 per hour, and experianced is $12.95 per hour. These all include tips.
Thursday, March 28, 2013
Wednesday, March 27, 2013
Friday, February 22, 2013
daily quiz
1. a fast shutter speed makes your photo more focused
2. a slow shutter speed makes your photo less focused.
2. a slow shutter speed makes your photo less focused.
Thursday, February 7, 2013
Tuesday, February 5, 2013
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