Lit Mag

blinds drawn over

sullen in stone

lost childhood

motion shoot

photo 1 (isn't blurry until I put it on this website)

Photo 2

photo 3

photo 4

phobia

Pryophobia

Aquaphobia

Scopophobia

Phobia project

1.  what is phobia?
1. A phobia is an extreme or irrational fear of or aversion of something

2. list five phobias,
2. acrophobia- fear of heights
    aichmophobia- fear of needles or pointed objects
    Arsonphobia- fear of fire
    Kyphophobia  - fear of stooping
    Quadraphobia - fear of the number 4
    radiophobia- fear of radiation, x-rays

3. brainstorm ideas for the phobia shoot.
3. fear of sharp objects, fear of holes, fear of heights, fear of the dark, fear of water, fear of drowning, fear of men, fear of frogs, fear of fire

4. what photography techniques can you come up with to help your images?
4. I could do black and white, have a light on one thing then the rest one the picture dark, or i could have one thing and then the rest on the picture be completely white or black.

prompt shoot 4

patterns

out of the window

imperfect

committed 

color pop 

shutterbug websites

i would give this website an 3. I would give this website an 8 because it can be super useful but it is kind of confusing because there are two "START NOW" buttons that you can click on on the same page and if you click on a different of then it leads you to a different website for something completely different. That would be kind of confusing for someone like me because it led to a website that costs money so people might be turned off and give up on the website. 
           Something I learned about this website is that it is really helpful for beginners and you can get help on a lot of things including landscapes, portraits, composition they even have category's like beginner tips, post processing and camera and gear. Pretty much if a new beginner needs anything they can go to this website and look it up nad if thye cant find it on here then they can just go ask a friend that does photography. 

selfies and self portraits

A selfie is a self portrait taken with a smartphone. It  is usually taken with a phone and it can take lot of space up because they are usually hard to take a good one because you have to get certain angles just like when taking a normal picture. A self-portrait is a portrait of an artist or created by the artist. a lot of the time the is taken with a camera or patented or drawn.

the difference between a selfie and a self- portrait is that a selfie is usually taken with a hand-held digital camera or camera phone. so by definition selfie is a self-portrait photograph rather drawn or painted or sculpted. Others say the difference between self-portraits and selfies boil down the intent.

I don know which one I like more. I would say if I HAD to choose it would be a selfie. I think this because I taken selfies and I've only down a self-portrait once and I didn't really like it because with a selfie you can see what you are typically taking and you can guess how it turned out unlike a self-portrait. I do think a self portrait shows more emotions and helps show haw the person is typically feeling a lot of the time . 

what is a selfie? a selfie is a self portrait taken with a smartphone.

what is a self-portrait? a portrait of an artist or created by the artist 

Is there a difference, if so what? a selfie is a self-portrait, typically taken with a hand-held digital camera or camera phone. so by definition selfie is a self-portrait photograph rather drawn or painted or sculpted others say the difference between self-portraits and selfies boil down the intent.

what style to you prefer. I prefer a selfie because its just what I've grown up knowing how to do.

Is one more valuable/important than the other? why? yes I think a self-portrait is more important because actual artists usually do take or create self-portraits as a living.