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At the PSSL Model Shoot | 2011 OCT
Purely for assessment purposes. No intention in promoting any kind of commercial activity.
This is a total candid shot.
{Pippi Zornoza's installation at the Winton Bell Gallery exhibition "Building Expectation: Past and Present Visions of the Architectural Future", photographed by Karen Philippi}
Photo by Erin Jenkins of the exhibit "Renate Aller: The Space Between Memory and Expectation" on view at Brattleboro Museum & Art Center October 22, 2022 - February 12, 2023. www.brattleboromuseum.org
This meets the expectation meets requirement 4: flash. For this image, I placed the subject in a corner with little light. Using my black phone case, I absorbed some of the flash from the left side of the image to create a soft effect throughout the shot. I shot at a shutter speed of 1/200, an aperture of f/4.5 and stood above the subject to create a better angle for a portrait. I edited and color corrected the image with post-processing in Lightroom.
Spectators await kick-off of closing ceremonies of the sportsfest 2011 with great expectation. Photo by Adebayo/ IITA. (file name: Picture 216).
ADDICTION AND EXPECTATION FOR THE ATTRACTIONS IS SOCIAL MEDIA (18.11.2021).
“Make sure we are happy in real life, not just in social media.”
Principal’s Message:
Social media is training us to compare our lives, instead of appreciating everything we are. No wonder why everyone is always depressed. We must spend a little more time trying to make something of ourselves and a little less time trying to impress people. We should listen more to our surroundings and spend less time on our phone. Most people spend less time outside than prisoners. When we spend too much time thinking about other people’s lives, we spend less time working on our own. One of the main problems in families today is that we spend less and less time together. Time together is precious time- time needed to talk, to listen, to encourage, and to show how to do things. Talk less, do more. Make our actions louder than our voice. We should spend less time staring into screens and more time staring into eyes and we should cherish our family and make time for our family, have patience, and laugh often with them. We should spend less time in the mirror and more time feeling, wonderful, social media addiction is society’s biggest problem. The addiction to social media is like suicide in daily installments. Some people try too hard for social media but not hard enough in real life.
Let us always remember that sacrifice means spending less time on entertainments and more time on improving our life and our family.
7-11 had a security guard on hand. The Fireworks were happening that night, and it was the first large crowd event since a bunch of hocky fans went ape shit on this town. Stores were ready this time.
It was late. My feet were tired. I wanted to go home.
"High achievement always takes place in the framework of high expectation" - Charles Kettering. When a newly joined faculty who is just six months old in the institution ventures for something big like a Management Development Programme (MDP), expectations from the director, colleagues and public is really high. I believe that it is that high expectation which helped me to successfully complete the MDP which was appreciated by all the 35 participants alike. I am greatly in debt to Dr. Babu Joseph (Former Vice Chancellor of Cochin University of Science and Technology) who readily agreed to come for the valedictory ceremony amidst his busy schedule. Being a voracious reader and writer, the wisdom he shared was priceless and it was a real motivation for the upcoming learning and development experts. He said " At this juncture, I would like to appreciate Dr. Manu Melwin Joy for the novelty of the topic (Gamification) that he has chosen for the MDP and the meticulous way in which he has carried out the program which is evident from the feedback of the participant.” Mr Anand Unnikrishnan (Chief Business Consultant, Busa solutions) and Dr. Mary Fatima Cross (Professor, SCMS School of Technology and Management) share their feedback on conduct of the program, the expertise of the resource person and the rich takeaways from the session. My special thanks to Prof. Dr. D. Mavoothu (Director, School of Management Studies, CUSAT) for having trust in me and supporting me during the planning and execution of the program.
Grandpa and grandma bought Xiaoyi this gift when they visited Harvard B school.
Will Xiaoyi fulfill grandparent's expectation?
Geometry Rubric: Score each item and describe how you fulfilled its expectation. Each item is worth 10 Pts.
Respond to each item:
1.Clear focal area/ Score: _____10___
Where is the focal area and why did you choose it? The focal area would be the area where the two barrels are and the bucket is in between
2. Use of geometry to frame subject/Score__10_What geometry type are you representing?
Describe how you used it in your photo? The use of geometry is circle
3.Contrast / Score____5_____
Describe some areas of low and high contrast in your image. Not that much contrast
4.Understands the rule of thirds. Score____5____
What type of balance are you showing in this photo? I don’t know
Where is you subject placed on the grid?
5.Depth/ Score____5_____
Describe how you used design elements to create depth?
6.Use of lighting is apparent. Score_____8_____
Describe the type of lighting you are using and discuss how it effects the image. the lighting in the image is bright
7. Interesting point of view. Score_____7_____
What is the point of view you used in your image?
How does your choice of perspective affect your image? what is interesting is nothing, and my choice is this because other angles would not be a circle and would look weird
8 Use of pattern and texture. Score____10_____
Describe some ways you used pattern and texture in your image. The pattern and texture are the bricks in the background.
9. Use of Visual Movement Score____7__
Describe some ways your eye moves through your image.
Explain how composition elements affect the path of movement that you described.
Your eye moves from the barrels to the brick wall.
10. Strong leading line. Score____9____
Describe how you used leading line. The leading line is going from the focal area to the brick wall
Total Score_______76____/100