The Philippine educational system is patterned after the American system with four main stages: pre-primary, primary, secondary, and college education. It typically takes 12-16 years to complete depending on the degree pursued. The system has its roots in colonialism, with Spanish and American colonizers utilizing education to mold loyal subjects and instill their language and values. It remains influenced by foreign powers through policies promoted by international organizations that prioritize technical training to produce laborers for global markets over developing a national education system.
The document discusses how the author's magazine challenges conventions of real magazines in its design. Specifically, it summarizes how the author positioned the masthead, cover lines, model's name, and contents page based on research of magazines like NME, Q, and Vibe but making some changes. For example, the masthead was placed on the left rather than behind the model as most magazines do. The contents page was largely based on Q magazine's style but with some modifications.
This document discusses the influences on the author's choice to pursue dance photography. It describes two influential dance photographers, Gene Shiavone who was inspired to capture the beauty of ballet dancing on pointe after watching his wife's rehearsals, and Paul Colwell who sees photographing dance as combining the art forms of movement and stillness by studying dancer's warmups. The author wants to show the difficulty of dance through strength, stamina and flexibility, and take an abstract approach by photographing dancers in unusual street locations and pointe shoes in trees.
Macro photography allows the capture of extreme close-up shots where the subject appears larger than life size. Advances in camera sensors have made macro photography more accessible at lower costs without specialized macro lenses. Macro lenses designed for close-up work have long barrels to focus closely and optimize reproduction ratios, and different focal lengths suit various macro subjects like products, insects, and scenes. Equipment useful for macro photography includes high resolution cameras, dedicated macro lenses ranging from 65mm to 150-200mm, ring flashes, and an inexpensive tripod.
The double page spread focuses on a large image of a model posing on an American flag with the words "USA" in large letters behind her. Additional details include the model's name overlapping her photograph, lyrics from one of her songs featured on the page, and confirmation that the original photo was not edited digitally. The color theme of black and pink is carried throughout the spread.
The document discusses common codes and conventions used on magazine front covers, including placement of the masthead, tagline, cover lines, barcode/date/price, and main image. Specifically, it notes that the masthead is always in the same location to familiarize readers with the magazine. The tagline and main image are meant to attract readers' attention and create a personal connection. Cover lines provide a preview of stories to capture reader interest. Color schemes and other design elements are used consistently to reinforce the magazine's brand.
Macro photography allows the capture of extreme close-up shots where the subject appears larger than life size. Advances in camera sensors have made macro photography more accessible at lower costs without specialized macro lenses. Macro lenses designed for close-up work with long barrels and optimized reproduction ratios are commonly used, and focal lengths of 45-65mm are suitable for product and small object photography while requiring less working distance, and 90-105mm or 150-200mm lenses provide additional distance for photographs of insects and small animals.
The Philippine educational system is patterned after the American system with four main stages: pre-primary, primary, secondary, and college education. It typically takes 12-16 years to complete depending on the degree pursued. The system has its roots in colonialism, with Spanish and American colonizers utilizing education to mold loyal subjects and instill their language and values. It remains influenced by foreign powers through policies promoted by international organizations that prioritize technical training to produce laborers for global markets over developing a national education system.
The document discusses how the author's magazine challenges conventions of real magazines in its design. Specifically, it summarizes how the author positioned the masthead, cover lines, model's name, and contents page based on research of magazines like NME, Q, and Vibe but making some changes. For example, the masthead was placed on the left rather than behind the model as most magazines do. The contents page was largely based on Q magazine's style but with some modifications.
This document discusses the influences on the author's choice to pursue dance photography. It describes two influential dance photographers, Gene Shiavone who was inspired to capture the beauty of ballet dancing on pointe after watching his wife's rehearsals, and Paul Colwell who sees photographing dance as combining the art forms of movement and stillness by studying dancer's warmups. The author wants to show the difficulty of dance through strength, stamina and flexibility, and take an abstract approach by photographing dancers in unusual street locations and pointe shoes in trees.
Macro photography allows the capture of extreme close-up shots where the subject appears larger than life size. Advances in camera sensors have made macro photography more accessible at lower costs without specialized macro lenses. Macro lenses designed for close-up work have long barrels to focus closely and optimize reproduction ratios, and different focal lengths suit various macro subjects like products, insects, and scenes. Equipment useful for macro photography includes high resolution cameras, dedicated macro lenses ranging from 65mm to 150-200mm, ring flashes, and an inexpensive tripod.
The double page spread focuses on a large image of a model posing on an American flag with the words "USA" in large letters behind her. Additional details include the model's name overlapping her photograph, lyrics from one of her songs featured on the page, and confirmation that the original photo was not edited digitally. The color theme of black and pink is carried throughout the spread.
The document discusses common codes and conventions used on magazine front covers, including placement of the masthead, tagline, cover lines, barcode/date/price, and main image. Specifically, it notes that the masthead is always in the same location to familiarize readers with the magazine. The tagline and main image are meant to attract readers' attention and create a personal connection. Cover lines provide a preview of stories to capture reader interest. Color schemes and other design elements are used consistently to reinforce the magazine's brand.
Macro photography allows the capture of extreme close-up shots where the subject appears larger than life size. Advances in camera sensors have made macro photography more accessible at lower costs without specialized macro lenses. Macro lenses designed for close-up work with long barrels and optimized reproduction ratios are commonly used, and focal lengths of 45-65mm are suitable for product and small object photography while requiring less working distance, and 90-105mm or 150-200mm lenses provide additional distance for photographs of insects and small animals.
Commercial photography is used to promote or sell products through magazine ads, brochures, and corporate publications. Editorial photography illustrates news stories and magazine articles in a way that evokes feeling and can stand alone without explanation. Industrial photography documents industries, manufacturing processes, and services to communicate what organizations do through reports, brochures, and advertising.
Food photography is used for advertising purposes to make food look more appetizing. It involves carefully lighting, arranging, and presenting food using various techniques to attract customers. Common techniques include using natural window lighting, reflectors, or artificial lighting to illuminate the food. Food is often arranged following compositional rules like the rule of thirds and using depth of field to focus on specific elements. Color, props, and post-production editing are also used to enhance images and make food more visually appealing.
Carlos P. Garcia Biography by Moriset Tanmoriset49
Carlos P. Garcia was the 8th President of the Philippines. He was born in Bohol and pursued education in Bohol, Cebu, and Manila. Garcia entered politics in 1925 as a representative in Bohol and later served as governor of Bohol and a senator. He became vice president in 1953 and assumed the presidency in 1957 after Ramon Magsaysay's death. As president, Garcia emphasized the "Filipino First Policy" to promote Philippine economic independence. He died in 1971 while serving as president of the Constitutional Convention.
Crude oil production systems involve exploration, drilling, and surface production operations to extract crude oil and separate it from other fluids and gases. Surface production operations include separating the well effluent into gas, oil, and water streams using separators. The separated streams undergo further treatment, which may include dehydration to remove water, emulsion breaking, stabilization to control vapor pressure, and removal of impurities. Produced water is typically reinjected, while associated gas may be reinjected, used for power generation, or flared if not needed onsite. Wastes are also handled through treatment and disposal or reuse to protect the environment.
2. Hallgrímur Pétursson
Hallgrímur Pétursson var
fæddur í Gröf á
Höfðaströnd árið 1614
Foreldrar hans voru Pétur
Guðmundsson og Sólveg
Jónsdóttir
Hallgrímur var alinn upp á
Hólum í Hjartardal.
Faðir hans var hringjari.
Gröf á Höfðaströnd
3. Æska
Hallgrímur var baldinn í
æsku.
Hallgrímur fór til
Kaupmanarhafnar árið
1632.
Komst hann þar í skóla og
haustið 1636 var hann
komin í efsta bekk.
4. Ást Hallgríms
Hallgrímur kynnist Guðríði Símonardóttur.
Guðríður var 16 árum eldri og var gift kona og
hét maður hennar Eyjólfur Sölmundarson.
Hallgrímur fer með Guðríði konu sinni til
Íslands vorið árið 1637.
Hafði Eyjólfur þá farist í fiskiróðri.
Vestmannaeyjar
5. Á Íslandi
Guðríður ól upp barn stuttu
eftir að þau komu til
Íslands.
Gengu Hallgrímur og
Guðríður þá skömmu
síðan í hjónaband.
Hallgrímur vann
erfiðisvinnu.
Fjölskyldan var afar fátæk
Árið 1644 var Hallgrímur
vígður til prest.
6. Sálmar
Hallgrímur er eitt frægasta
skáld okkar íslendinga.
Frægasta verk hans eru
Passíusálmanir.
Fyrst voru þeir prentaðir á
Hólum árið 1666 og eru nú
komin útfyrir 90 sinnum.
Hallgrímur orti einnig sálma
útfyrri Samúelsbók.
Einnig samdi hann ljóð um
dóttur sína Steinunn sem dó.
7. Dauðinn
Árið 1665 fékk hann líkþrá.
Árið 1668 Hætti hann sem
prestur.
Hallgrímur dó 27.október árið
1674
Var hann þá 60 ára.
8. Hallgrímskirkja
Hallgrímskirkja var reist árið
1945-1986.
Hallgrímskirkja er minnisvarði
um við fræga skáldið okkar
Íslendinga Hallgrím
Pétursson.
Hallgrímskirkja er á
skólavörðuholti í Reykjavík.
Hallgrímskirkja