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Samantha, right, doing her homework, while her Mom, Dawnne, grades papers. Dawnne was a substitute teacher for the week at junior high school. She now knows why teachers have the summer off..."So they don't shoot anyone."
Exposure: Manual
ISO: 2000
Focal Length: 100mm
Aperture: F5.6
Shutter Speed: 1/2000 Sec
For some reason I instantly thought of this fountain to start the homework, I have tried a similar shot before with a film camera, so decided to try again in digital.
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My son London, deep in concentration on his Black History Month homework project on Louis Armstrong. This will be his first speech to the class.
Hello my name is Guada Herrera and here is my “Myself and My World” assignment for 2016. The first photo I chose to represent the start of my day is a picture of my work area while I do my homework and sip some much needed coffee. This picture was taken in the morning at Philz Coffee in San Mateo, one of my favorite places to get a mint mojito drink and settle down while doing homework. The second picture I took is of the staircase at my house as the morning light hits the curtains. I’m normally not a morning person, but I really enjoy how the morning light makes everything seem so dream –like and surreal. The third picture is of my local train station in the early morning. This is my view every weekday morning as I make my commute to school. I tried to capture the movement of the train as it passes through the station. The day I took this, it happened to be rainy which created a very soft aesthetic and granted me incredible lighting to take photographs. It was definitely a challenge to catch the train in motion. The fourth picture was taken at Foothill College around lunch time. I really enjoyed the way the branches and leaves looked. This project made me appreciate the little things more, forcing me to stop and look closely at the beauty in ordinary things. The fifth and last picture was taken at my job at a gym daycare. I tried to capture all the colors and playfulness that comes with working with children. I would say something I really enjoyed is manipulating light and capturing photos that show off natural light in the best way. I learned a lot about angles as well and how to fully show the beauty of a certain item or area. This assignment was extremely fun and strengthened my love for photography as well.
Donatha Nyiramariza, 14. Photo taken in Kabuga, Rwanda. She was available for a photo on a weekday as she goes to school in the evenings - many schools in the area work in shifts. More information on Donatha's mother Joy Muteteli and family is available at sendacowrwanda.org/
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02/24/2011
My boy completes and turns in (submits) his homework for many of his classes online.
I would get straight As if I went back to school.
My son London studying his homework. It's is first long term project that will be complete with a speech at the end. His subject is Louis Armstrong in time for Black History Month
This was a lot harder than I thought it would be. Didn't realize there was such a glare on the photo until I posted it...oh well, practice, practice...
Tengo mucho tarea, y a veces, ni siquiera sé lo que estoy haciendo! Pero, después de un rato, me suelen comenzar a entender.
xoxoxo <33
Make a photo with fast shuttertime and slow shuttertime on something that moves. (*-*)
Here are the results, practice, practice, practice......but I love it!