Advertising

  1.  Arizona Drinks
  2. This product is a drink. It’s green tea.
  3. I feel like this can be for anyone, probably for like teens and older people because I don’t think younger kids like Green Tea.
  4. Maybe on T.V or like a poster at the gas station or something.
  5. I would use studio and side lighting
  6. I need cherry blossom branches or tree

 

I like all these ads because they are simple, straight to the point, and they all make me want to buy that food.

Barbara Kruger style

My photo shows a caution sign warning people about the wet floor. I added “watch out” in red text to make the message stronger and grad the person’s attention. The black and white photo with the red boarder is inspired by Barbara Kruger. I want the viewers to feel alert and remember to be careful when a caution sign is out.

The story behind the photo

After school, I walked down the hallway to the vending machine because I was really hungry. I’ve been thinking of getting a snack all 6th period. When I got there, I stood front the machine and was excited to see all the options I have in hand. There were chips, chocolate, and candies. The lights inside made everything easy to see. I tried to decide what I wanted for a moment. Then the Doritos Flames caught my eye. I clicked A3 and at last I got my snack and now I’m ready to go home.  

Studio Portraits Gel lights

 

 

Portrait Photography With Strobe Lights at Cristal Lawrence blog
Based on this phot, the woman looks sad. She looks serious like if something happened. It looks like they used a black background with the studio lights. I like how they did that since all my focus is on the woman. Overall, I really like this photo, it shows good emotions.

 

Fill Flash outside

Fill flash outside is when you use a camera flash in daylight to add extra light to the photos. When it’s sunny, strong lights from the sun can create dark shadows on a person’s face, especially under their eyes or chin. That’s when you would want to use fill flash, you brighten those shadows, so the photos are evenly lit while the background still looks natural. Fill flash helps balance the light between bright background and dark subjects. It gives you a clear, well exposed photo with good detail in both the background and subject.

My Favorite Teacher

One of my favorite teachers is Mrs. Ahmed. She’s a math teacher and she’s pretty good about trying to be fair and equal with the students. She gives extra credit since her class is kind of hard which I like that she does that since it helped me get my grade up to a B. Her tests were hard, but she used to give us make ups or test corrections to get them up. I really liked that about her class since not all teachers do that. My favorite thing about Mrs. Ahmed is the conversations we have during class, after, or even in the hallways. Me and Mrs. Ahmed are big Dodger fans so when a big game would happen, we will talk a little bit about it, which I love talking about baseball so that was fun. I had her my freshman and sophomore year, but she still asks how my day is every time I see her in the hallways; she would also ask about my sister since my sister had her as well. Overall, I feel like even though Mrs. Ahmed’s class was pretty hard; she’s a nice teacher and one of my favorites.
Another one of my favorite teachers is Mrs. Johnson. She isn’t technically my teacher, but we would go to her class for flag football. I love how caring and amazing Mrs. Johnson is. She has a great personality and she’s always smiling. Her class is always fun to be in since she’s always joking around with us. She’s one of the teachers that I would feel comfortable talking to. She seems to care about her students a lot. In her room it’s filled with a lot of photos of her cheer and flag football girls which makes me feel happy. She makes me feel good about myself as she always hypes me up. I also love how happy and outgoing she is. Overall, even though Mrs. Johnson technically wasn’t or is my teacher she will always be my favorite because of her welcoming, positive, and bubbly personality