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Academic Preview Assignment

Action and Emotion
I chose this for action and emotion because one it is an amazing action picture. I think it is so incredible how all the sparks are flying and it is a really pleasing photo to me. It all shows the emotion of focus. The girl doing what she's doing, is very focused giving the photo not a sad feeling, but not overjoyed.
The Story
I chose this photograph for the best story because by looking at the picture hard enough you can see that it is some sort of play taking place. You can see all the things going on and even imagine what else is happening, did happen, or is going to happen.
Filling the Frame
I chose this photograph for this topic because there are so many things to look at in this photo and the whole frame is filled. You can focus on the woman smiling, or the bright yellow flowers she's holding, or giving them out, or the guy she's giving them to, everyone around the girl and guy, the giant yellow object in the top right corner.


1. Why did you pick this photo?I chose the photo of the male student writing in blue dry erase marker on a clear surface infant go him what looks like some sort of math problem or equation. I chose it because it drew my eye in and I thought it was interesting.
2. What rules of photography are evident in the photo?
The rules of photography being used could be rule of thirds and maybe even simplicity.
1. Where do you think you could take photos like the ones you look at today?
I think I could take photo's like these in an academic environment and/ or in a classroom.
2. Whose classroom would you like to visit and take photos in?
I would like to take photo's in Ms. Coopers room in the upstairs of A hall in room 224.
3. What will you do, as the photographer, to get amazing photos like you look at today?
I think I will try to fill the frame, but have one focus point and use the rules of photography we learned about in class, or at least try.

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