Dispatch Issue #4 Photography

On page 7, the photo looks very dramatic. It really demonstrates that being on varsity is a big deal. The darkness makes it look like a serious photo, and a big deal, I think this is a very good photo.

1. I see a rule of balance in this photo, I also see fill the frame.
2. The main subjects are the 4 varsity players.
3. I would say the photo could be lighter, but then it wouldn't look as dramatic.
4.  I see a deep depth of field.

The next photo on page 7 is of coach Hempel, one of the football coaches. The coach looks very serious, and like he means business. This was great timing to get the look off of him.

1. I see balance in the photo because of the football player on each side of him.
2. The main subject is Coach Hempel.
3. I think the exposure is good.
4. I see shallow depth of field.

Another photo was of a varsity football player talking with an NFL player. This photo captures the NFL player giving advice to Kyle. I think this photo should have beter lighting, it's too dark.

1. I see balance in the photo, fill the frame.
2. The main subjects are Kyle Carter, and NFL player Michael Griffin.
3. The photo is too dark.
4. I see a deep depth of field.

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The first photo I see is of a theatre rehearsal. There is a lot of mergers, it is very hard to see the main subject. I do not think this is a very good photo.

1. I don't see any rules of composition.
2. The main subjects is a group of actresses.
3. The photo is a little too dark.
4. I see shallow depth of field.

The next photo is of a teacher teaching students theatre lessons. This photo captures the teacher explaining something to the class. I like how the lighting is good and it looks very live.

1. I see rule of thirds.
2. The main subject is Cortney Hall, the teacher.
3.  The photo has good exposure.
4. I see shallow depth of field.

The last photo is of Courtney Hall having her students to an activity. This photo gets how interactive the students are and how much the teacher is getting into it. It is hard to see what is going on and who is the teacher.

1. I don't see rules of composition.
2. The main subject is Cortney Hall, the teacher.
3. The photo has good exposure.
4. I see shallow depth of field.

My favorite photo is of Kyle Carter on page 6.
This is my favorite because it shows how hard he's working and captures the NFL player giving him advice, it also has good exposure.
The most evident rules of composition in the newspaper was either rule of thirds or balance, it was even.
My least favorite photo is of the actresses rehearsing on page 12.
This is my least favorite because I don't know what I'm supposed to be looking at, the exposure isn't very good and there are a lot of mergers.
If I were a photographer I would like to a football game event, to me it would be the most interesting, and really good photos could come out of it.

Overall I would rate the photos in this issue pretty well. Almost all of them had good exposure and were following at least 2 rules of composition. The weakest part if the page about theatre, page 12, the pictures were not as good as the others.