100 photos Betty Grable

1. I chose this photo because its older and more vintage ad very simple.
2. Betty Grable was the "girl back home" during world war 2 and caused inspiration for many things. Photos of her were being requested left and right, everyone loved her.
3. Betty was an actress, a pinup girl, a dancer, and a singer. The photo was taken as a promotion for the movie Sweet Rosie O'grady.
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5. Frank Powonly was born August 13th 1901 and died January 1986 born in Vienna, Austria. I cannot find what school he went to. 

deadlines

1. The word deadlines has uncertain origins. But the earliest use of this word was referring to lines that did not move.
2. It will cause me to lose 10 points a day on a major grade.
3. I have issues in my algebra class which cause me to still be passing but not with the grade i want.
4. I don't find myself missing deadlines on the daily anymore because they used to make my grades pretty bad. I missed this one because i forgot about it and got stressed.
5. I was hanging out with my mom who i don't see often and i completely forgot about the assignment.
6. I plan to take the pictures as soon as i get home.

1. I think number 8 would work best.
2. Number 7 because i get sidetracked way too easily and it would be difficult for me to just sit and concentrate.
3. I am a night person.
3A. I am a night person but i am also done with the day by that point and don't want to do anything which causes me problems.
4. I can make sure i sit down and do my work instead of watching Tv.
5. No TV
    No texting friends
    No pets around while I'm doing my work.

1. Taking advantage of free time.
2. Alone in my room with music.
3. My family and my phone.
4. Put some music on my phone and not touch it. Let my family know i need alone time to work on my work. Do my work without stopping until its done.

100 photos Iraq girl at checkpoint

1. I chose this image because it shows the truth and pain behind the war in iraq.
2. The photographer wanted to show more of what was going on in Iraq, so he4 decided to photograph more of the horrible things.
3. The young girl in the photo was in a car, with her dead parents and 5 other siblings. Her dead parents were in the driver and passenger seat and the car wouldn't stop moving until it finally stopped at a curb. The children were injure and covered in all sorts of blood such as their own and their parents.
4. Chris Honduras

5. The photographer was named Chris Hondros was born on March 14, 1970 in New York City, New York , and died April 20, 2011. He went to Ohio University and North Carolina Sate University.

100 photos, The Hooded Man

1. I chose this photo because it is very erie and creepy and the unexplained weirdness is the sort of thing that catches my eye.
2. The photo has to do with the war in Iraq and how many people will not survive.
3. The man in the photo was a victim of torture and abuse and is standing on a cardboard box with electric wires connected to his arms.
4. Sergeant Ivan Frederick, i cannot find anything else he has taken pictures of.

5. The photographer was Sergeant Ivan Frederick was born in 1966 and is still alive. He was bor5n in Buckingham County, Virginia. I cannot find what school the sergeant went to but he was not an actual  photography.

Prompt Shoot 3

 Tiny

Edge

Fashion Photography

1. The models neck was elongated and her neck and face were made to be a bit skinnier. They also made her eyes bigger and also made her lips appear bigger. One other thing they was add more makeup to the makeup she already had on.

2. Her legs were elongated along with her neck. She was made to look skinnier and slimmer and her hair and skin was lightened. With her face, they mad her eyes bigger, lips bigger, and nose thinner. This shows what peoples perception of beauty is and how messed up it is to see people that aren't naturally like this as ugly.

3. The model was made to appear much much thinner than she really was. They engaged her breasts a  bit and took away any blemishes on her body. They also added more hair on her head since she didn't have much.

4. I don't think it is ethically acceptable because it distorts peoples perception of beauty and make them feel bad about themselves and lowers some peoples self esteem. The models also end up looking almost like an entirely different person.

5. If only small minor changes were made to the photo where a lot more natural beauty was shown then I think it would be okay. But also if the camera made a mess up i think it would be okay to fix a camera or lighten guess up.

6. I think adding a bit more lighting and brightness to a photo is okay because sometimes a picture can appear darker than it is. I also think fixing any mess ups the camera made is okay.

7. fashion photography involves a lot more models and photoshop and making things look perfect and pleasing to the eye. Photojournalism is a lot more natural and captures things that go on around us or stories of people or objects without much photoshop.

8. Fashion photography distorts reality and perception of beauty and sets high unrealistic standards for young girls. Photojournalism is more real and can touch people in many ways and set realistic standards for many things.

9. We are being shown these videos to learn about the fashion photography world and how different it is and what is going on in that world and how unrealistic these models are becoming to look.

10. They aren't about guys because males aren't being changed as drastically and the females are being shown because they are trying to set the beauty standards higher and women are more exposed and put out there.

Best covers

1. New York, May 20, Michael Douglas Is Liberace Informal
2. Bloomberg Businessweek, December 2–8, J Crew: Teaching the World to Dress American Formal
3. The New York Times Magazine, May 19, The Secret Lives of Germs Environmental
4. Sports Illustrated, April 22, BOSTON Environmental 
5. ESPN The Magazine, September 16, Floyd Mayweather in The Fight Issue Informal
6. The New York Times Magazine, November 24, The Flight Risk Formal
7. Runner's World, December, Get Fit Have Fun Informal
8. O, The Oprah Magazine, September, Hair! Formal
9. Brides, October/November, Get Inspired! Formal
10.  W, December/January, The Art Issue Informal
11.Harper's Bazaar, May, Summer Fashion Issue Informal
12. New York, February 18–25, Spring Fashion Informal
13. The Fader, February/March, Solange Environmental
14. Wired, December, Bill Gates Wants You to Fix the World Formal
15. Vanity Fair, October, 100 Years Informal 
16. ESPN The Magazine, July 22, Kenneth Faried in The Body Issue Environmental 
17. GQ, February, Beyoncé Informal