Alyssa's Photojournalism Blog

Spinning Around A Building -

1. http://fstoppers.com/how-to-spin-a-camera-around-a-building

2. There is a video with an tutorial that shows you how to spin a camera around a building. They used the CN Tower in Toronto as there example in the video.

3. How to spin a camera around a building.

8.
A. I saw how to take a bunch of photos on a building and put them together to make a video.
B. Candy Glass Production
C. This a a tutorial video and they shot all the pictures at the CN Tower in Toronto. This would be an awesome technique todo with your friends ad family or something.
D. I learned how to mark what you are going to take pictures of on a map like google maps.

The Dead Tree -

1. http://www.flickr.com/photos/kevinday/sets/775271/?page=3

2. I looked at pictures of a dead tree and how the surrounding changes over time and different lighting and what not.

3. Nothing really, maybe how to take pictures of the same item over a period of time.

4. http://www.flickr.com/photos/kevinday/241483361/

5.
A. Because I like the spiderweb then the dead tree i he background, its so pretty.
B. Balance, simplicity
C. Kevin Day

B&W Landscapes -

1. http://digital-photography-school.com/27-black-and-white-landscape-images

2. I looked at different B&W landscapes. The pictures almost looked fake in most of them.

3. Nothing really...

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5.
A. Because I like the sky in the background.
B. Balance, rule of thirds
C. Darren Rowse

Image stacking -

1. http://forum.fourthirdsphoto.com/f37/spring-46051.html

2. I looked at two pictures that have image stacking in them. They are both pretty cool pictures and look like they both have a lot of photoshop done to them.

3. How to change the exposure.

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5.
A. I really like the rain fall effect in the photo.
B. Lines
C. idk

Storms -

1. http://www.lightstalking.com/storms

2. Different pictures of different storms. The colors look really cool in each photo.

3. Nothing really.

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