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Today was a professional development day at my school. I had the pleasure of observing and filming two model lessons that highlighted small strategy grouping. When I watch these lessons, I videotape them to use for future professional development as well as for the teachers that could not attend. I thought this would make a cool pic of the day demonstrating how I spent it!
Strange title for the photo. But I realized *after* the fact that the DOF was too narrow. When I went out later to take another photo with the lens stopped down, the mushroom had been smooshed.
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Manly Tower Value Study.
Wow what a fun building to try and draw, I found it a challenge.
I forgot to leave the white reflection so had to add it back in with white!
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School of the Air is a generic term for correspondence schools catering for the primary and early secondary education of children in remote and outback Australia. In these areas, the school-age population is too small for a conventional school to be viable. The first School of the Air lessons were officially broadcast from the Royal Flying Doctor Service in Alice Springs on 8 June 1951. School classes were conducted via shortwave radio from 2003 until 2009, after which most schools switched to wireless internet technologies to deliver lessons that include live one-way video feeds and clear two-way audio. (Wikipedia)
We visited the center and watched how teachers were interacting with students.This map has the location of each and every student.
The buildings in the Harambe section of Disney's Animal Kingdom successfully re-create a small African village. The sign on this house literally translates to "the castle house dial alarm." Breaking it down a little, ngome means "the castle" or "the fortress" and piga kengele means "dial the alarm." In America, a similar sign might read "Private property; trespassers will be shot." Regardless, the lock on the door doesn't look like it would stop anyone who really wanted to enter. (Swahili translations from Google Translate.)
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The Zone System:
This will try and demonstrate the zone system. The gradations above the images are equal greyscales, 10-0 with 10 being the darkest. By obtaining the full spectrum of greys, a photo tends to have nice tonal quality and is pleasing to the eye. It also allows opportunities to enhance sections individually to help bring out more detail and contrast. By applying this to different portions of one image you create more depth, and maybe a little more interest.
The two gradations of the middle foreground are copied portions of the background gradation. Because they were created in photoshop, the gradient has the option of fading to clear, not just white. When you take the first gradient of the middle foreground and invert it, you get solid black. If the gradient faded to white instead of clear (small inset gradation), you would have only flipped the gradient and not "blended" it.
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the neighbor kid was having a blast ripping up & down & up & down our street on this slick go kart, so I got a free lesson in camera panning, slower shutter speeds, and using photo software to selectively remove motion blur