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What could be more emotional than the combination of fire and money! Money was soaked in a mixture of isopropyl alcohol and water. The alcohol vaporizes and is flammable. The water protects the paper money. This photo captures the dynamic nature of fire. I used a tripod and the 2 second auto-timer on the camera so that a picture with clear focus would result.
TARGET AUDIENCE: Chemistry Students
INTEGRATION INTO CURRICULUM: I would use this photo as a writing prompt during the Balanced Chemical Reactions Chapter. During this chapter we discuss five different types of chemical reactions including combustion of a hydrocarbon. I would supply a list of vocabulary words that would need to be included in a well constructed paragraph. The vocabulary words for this particular photo would include combustion, hydrocarbon, mixture, vaporization, boiling point, and oxygen.
Una composición de aerogeneradores superpuestos, formando una estructura horripilante.
El nombre hace alusión a los molinos de viento de Don Quijote, como sus antepasados directos.
The goal of this project was to take an interesting photo using composition and framing. In the photo I have chosen, the wood frames the flowers. The top of the wood is lined up with the top line using the rule of thirds.
i bought a composition book (cheap!) from a grocery store. then i decided to gesso it. and draw a tree on the front. then came the watercolor. and stars. pasted on, gesso painted, and then prismacolors. and then there were pea pods. i don't know why there were pea pods, but there were pea pods. watercolor, gesso, prismacolor, and layered found papers.
This shot is the starting pattern for a collection of similar composition images.
Look for other composition patterns in the "Composition Patterns Group "
For framing I choose this photo of my grandma's window. I wanted to capture the classic look of the window and all the different patterns give you something different to look at. I feel that doing this makes you look more at the photo. In this photo I brought out more of the yellow to help focus on the window and not so much light shining through the window.
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