Other Illustration Photo

HDR trashcan photo

HDR Photography

1. The camera must have an Auto Exposure Bracketing function so that the pictures are automatically for over and under exposure

2. A DSLR, a tripod, and a HDR photo blending software 

3. HDR makes it where all of the photo os correctly exposed, by taking multiple photos of the same scene at different exposure levels, so that each area of the scene is correctly exposed, and then sticking all of the correctly exposed areas of the image together

4. Some of the artifacts that come with incorrectly exposed images such as distortion and blur of underexposed areas will not be apparent on an HDR photo because it is correct exposed in the first place

Photo Merger

Graffiti/Found Objects

Found Object

Graffiti 

Photo Illustrations

This was really hard to replicate for some reason. WHY? Also it did not Look great. I will probably redo this, so Mr. Reeves if it looks bad, then I will redo it don't worry.

The Big Day

Story:
John wants to marry Lisa, and on his wedding day, Lisa is waiting at the church and John is driving down the road towards her. However disaster strikes when John is slowed down by a train and a slow RV. When John arrives at the church, Lisa is getting married, but instead of John, she is getting married to Tyrone. It turns out to be an ad for the Volkswagen car.

Who: The two people getting married are Nicole and Maurice, instead of the other guy
What: Carl tries to marry Nicole, but is late because of his bad car
When: It takes place during the whole day, but also in the morning
Where: Im guessing Germany because no one anywhere else drives Volkswagens
Why: He was late because of his bad car
How: His car was slow and he got stuck behind a train and a slow RV

Notes:
twisty road
middle of nowhere
probably minnesota
lol its Germany
i can see the Volkswagen logo now
hes nervous
she's getting married
boulevard…OF BROKEN DREAMS
dad is like heck yeah!
oh no an RV is slow
illegal driving
looks out the window
screams at the train
dad closes door
fasten your seat belts
Jetta VR6

NEW story:
About a year ago, Lisa and John met at the Austin Rally For Connected Persons. They start dating, and Lisa grows to love John. John gets his man pants on and asks Lisa to marry him. But when Lisa agrees, she secretly has her fingers crossed, invalidating the proposal. Lisa BETRAYS John and marries rich white guy LIAM PHILLIPS! When John arrives one minute to late at the wedding, he stands in disbelief as Lisa explains, she had her fingers crossed.

News Story:

Earlier this week John Richards was rejected at marrying Lisa Rouche-Metts, who instead married Liam Phillips. John and Lisa where dating for a while before the wedding. Liam was Lisa's coworker at her job, Burwinkel and Furke Lawyering Services Northern Massachusetts Division.

The wedding was supposed to happen at Saint James Jack Lawrence Faith Presbyterian Eastern Orthodox Roman Catholic Religious Latter Day Saints House of International Episcopal House of the Lord Our God Church(with a hint of Scientology), located at 11506 West Gernby Lane. The church was attended by both John, Lisa, and Liam.

John was deeply saddened after the events of the day, and he recalls feeling slightly suicidal. "My whole life revolved around Lisa. I don't know what life would be without her," said John after a tearful goodbye.

When Lisa was asked how she felt, she said that she had no feelings for John. "I just dated him for a bet, and I didn't really intend on marrying him," she said after she and her new husband Liam.

Liam reported that he felt relieved that that John didn't get her because he reports that John was abusive. "John would call her and ask her what she was doing, at 4 in the morning. He would set up cameras pointe at her window, recording her every move. He would hire people to follow her when she went into the restroom and wherever she went," said Liam, comforting a emotionally moved Lisa.

When accused of these crimes, John stated that he did in fact do some of these things. "I did set up cameras, but only to keep her safe. I also did track her, but again only to keep her safe," he repeated even after intense questioning.

John was eventually arrested for stalking and predation, and is currently in the Alan P. Waterman-Klienhart Restricted Observation Center for Displaced Individuals, part of the larger Federal Restricted Persons Observation and Tracking Organization, or FRPOTO.

Final Exam Preview Assignment

1.) Summarize what you watched and read about - let's say 2-3 paragraphs of 3-4 sentences

iMovie is comparable to the more advanced video editing software, Final Cut Pro X. iMovie can make in widescreen and standard format, and that affects the end result of the video. iMovie can control the frame rate, and mostly the standard is 20 fps. 

iMovie is standard with the Mac software, and you can get it for free from the Appstore. You can import files, export, edit the workflow, and split a clip. This tool is designed to be easy for the normal user to understand and use. 

2.) Tell me one thing that you already knew about iMovie that the website explained

I have never used iMovie before, I have however used MovieMaker and Premiere Pro.

3.) Tell me one thing that you learned new today that you didn’t know before.

I learned that there are templates that you can use to make trailer. Most of the other software I have used does not include this basic feature. 

4.) What are you concerned about with this final project?

I am concerned about the voice narration, because I ant it to be good. I will be recording at home with my Blue Yeti mic. 

5.) What are you confident you can complete early and have ready to use?

I am confident that I can complete the narration because I already have a nice quality mic, and I know what I would like to say.

6.) If I asked you today, what do you think you will do for your video?

I am probably doing a shoot about Circle C greenbelt area, because I really need to get outside. 

Portfolio Analysis

Justin Mott
Stories, traveling pictures
Going out of focus intentionally, not showing full faces, bodies, and quality of portfolio could be better
Photos where of good quality, judges liked point of view
These photos where alright, but definitely not the best. Sports photography is so over saturated already, there are a lot of them out there





Carlos Delgado
Stories
Judges did not like the photo stories at all, thought the color choice was not the best, and the captions where lacking
Judges did however enjoy the angles that he took at, and the humorous soccer picture
Some of his pictures where alright, especially the soccer one, but most of his pictures where probably subpar quality





Jordan Murph
Sports and Stories
Judges said needed more detail, discard posed action shots, and acquire more full face images
Judges noted nice emotion in some photos, and nice composition
Jordan I thought was a better photographer, because in the beginning he left a lot of his pictures really strong, but it did taper of towards the end. If he could focus, then there could be some really great shots.





Dustin Snipes
His composition, angles, and especially moments
I agree with the strengths the judges mentioned, because most of the pictures were framed, and Dustin has a great eye for pictures and there are really no weaknesses I can see

I agree with the judges in Part 5. The judges really like the picture with the girl and the goose in Part 5: Best Student Image and I can understand why because I think the composition is really good and I think it was cut just right.

I disagree with the judges on one of the student image photos. It is the one at a baseball game where the dad is tossing his daughter into the air and I think it is an amazing photo because the dad and daughter are a silhouette against the very colorful night sky. The judges just didn't think it was a good photo at all.

Nut Graf

A nut graf is the second paragraph in a feature length news story, frequently use to convey the purpose or newsworthiness of the story. It is often used to hook the reader and keep the reader interested. Many editors would say that the nut graf is the most important part of the story.

Nut grass are incredibly important, and they are often the difference between a good and bad story. They are the most memorable and put the story in context. Nut grafs are not easily identifiable, and vary wildly from story to story. Just as nut grafs provide context, they must be used in context.

Student of the Month Story

Who - Jessica , grade 9
What - Student of the Month recipient, April 2015
Where - James Bowie High School
When - April 20, 2015
Why - She was voted SotM because she is very smart and studies a lot
How - She got the most votes out of the entire freshman class, a total of 184

Jessica, a freshman at Bowie High School, received the SotM award April 2015 for her dedication to schoolwork and studying. She worked for most of the school year on this achievement, and says that it boosted her self esteem. A total of 184 freshman voted for Jessica, and she says it made her realize how smart she was.

Although it says Month, it is actually awarded once a year. Traditionally, the SotM winner helps out after school to tutor those in need, free of charge. 

Usually the feeling of winning SotM brings extreme satisfaction and joy. "It felt pretty good, like being Harry Potter, the Chosen One," said SotM Jessica.

However, some opponents of Jessica voiced different opinions. "I believe that the election was a fraud," said Aaron Gornsbleson, who received 178 votes. 

Supporters of Gornsbleson claim that Jessica and her friends skewed the election by exchanging the boxes where the votes where held with ones that had more votes for Jessica. "I saw Lane Lornewallis and Amelia Welsche-Green snooping around school with large boxes," said Durk Cresswelle, a prominent Gornsbleson supporter. 

Jessica maintains her SotM validity, claiming that Gornsbleson frequently lies. "Aaron invited me to the  Kiker Spring Festival 2 years ago and never showed up. When I confronted him on this, he denied involvement and just ignored me," said Jessica. 

When the administration was contacted about this, they declined comment. "Unfortunately due to the sensitive nature of the election, I cannot disclose any information regarding voting systems," said Steven Kane, principal of Bowie High School. 

Most of the student body was happy with this years SotM election. "They make it very fair and open," said Brian Salgadoreno, a freshman who voted for Jessica.

The SotM award was started 10 years when James Smith got a perfect GPA 4 years in a row. “James was a great guy,” said his science teacher, Mr. Rynolds.

The SotM award consists of a plaque that the winner can hang on his or her wall. “We make it ourselves,” said Mrs. Drosslerz, Honors Art teacher.

The design consists of a large disk made of hardened clay taken from nearby soccer fields. “We help out by digging up the clay every year,” said Mr. Rochersby, soccer field manager.

The Student of the Month is selected the first Tuesday of every April. 

Word count 387

Inverted Pyramid

My First Interview

1. What grade are you in? 9th
2. How is the Student of the Month found? It felt pretty good like being Harry Potter the Chosen One
3. How long has Student of the Month been going on? The passed 10 years
4. How many people where you competing against? Against the whole freshman class
5. Do you get anything for being Student of the Month? I got a certificate and a silver metal
6. How has Student of the Month affected you? It made me realize how smart I truly am 
7. What will you do with the rewards? I will be hanging them on my wall
8. How did Student of the Month become a thing? There was a student with a high GPA and they decided to honor him
9. How many people vote on this? Each class votes for their own 
10. When where you informed of your victory? Last Tuesday
11. What are the rules for entering the contest? GPA of 3.2 and not be a jerk
12. What do you attribute your success to? My parents, Queen B, and my teacher 
13. What kind of things do you like to do with your free time? Take photos and dance 
14. What kind of hobbies do you have? Photography, golfing, and drawing
15. Are you a super academic student? I truly am 
16. What are your pans when you get out of school? I hope to be an archeologist 
17. What do you want to be when you grow up? An archaeologist 
18. Was the competition hard?  Yes it was very hard
19. Would you suggest this race to others? I would suggest this race to others
20. What are you going to do now with your fame? I am going to help tutor the people who are struggling

School Uniforms

1. The principal, superintendent, PTA president, school board members, or teachers

2. 20 questions

1. What are some of the requirements for the uniforms?

2. Why are uniforms now being implemented?

3. Is this going to positively affect students?

4. Which grades will be required to wear uniforms?

5. Will uniforms be provided by the school?

6. What will happen to students who do not follow uniform?

7. When will these changes take affect?

8. In which schools is this being implemented?

9. Will the uniforms be required every school day?

10. Will the uniforms be required at school sponsored events?

11. Will parents be able to opt out of uniform wearing?

12. Who on the school board vote for this decision?

13. Will the existing dress code still be in place?

14. Is this decision based on any recent events?

15. If parents cannot afford to buy uniform items, will they be provided?

16. Will there be a uniform policy for teachers as well?

17. When should parents go if they have questions about this decision?

18. Will uniforms be required by people not in AISD but on an AISD trip, campus, or event?

19. Will this decision expire or is this permanent?

20. Are uniforms currently required in any schools in AISD?

1.Student of the Month Interview

Architecture Shoot

Surroundings

Angle

Patterns

Details

Light

Architecture preview 2

1.

This represents details because it displays the close and comfy feeling the two houses have, and it shows the angles. The three houses are connected, and this picture shows all of the intricate details. 

2. 

This represents light because the light falling in between the windows shows the angle and the reflections of the other houses. This picture shows off the uniqueness and specialness of the Cubic Houses.

3. 

This shows off patterns because the houses are arranged so that they appear as a pattern when viewed on the same angle. The picture shows how the houses are angled, as this is the most important feature. 

4. 

This shows angles because the tri-biangle shown here displays the most important and most prominent selling feature of the Cubic Houses. With the loads in the background, and the windows looking down, this is a though provoking image detailing the intricacies of the Cubic Houses.

5. 

This shows the comparatively old fashioned surroundings of the Cubic Houses. The surroundings are a stark contrast to the modernistic appearance of the Cubic Houses. 

Iphone Photos

1. My favorite photo is a picture taken at the ground with a large red umbrella above the cameraman. The umbrella is red, which makes him look like he is bleeding, or like shot in the head, or super gross.

2. One of the things that you have to understand about phone cameras is that megapixels matter. However, megapixels are not all that it takes. The iPhone 6 camera is only 6 megapixels, however the Galaxy counterpart, Galaxy S6, has a 16 megapixel shooter. HDR mode cam help with this, and it was probably helped with this photo. HDR stands for High Dynamic Range, which can improve the quality of photos. 

3. There are certainly apps that people use to improve the quality of images. Some might use artificial HDR or other affects. Just because it says taken by a phone camera doesn't mean that it used the default  camera .

4. USE HDR MODE! If you don't know where or what this does, then is is usually in the camera settings. On Android, you can edit the camera quick settings. However on iOS,  there is a toggle on the top of the camera settings. 

5. Here are 2 example photos taken with HDR and without. 

A photo taken with HDR in the outdoors using my phone 

With HDR

Without HDR

Action Shoot

Motion Blur

Running Perpendicular to Camera

Blur

Running Directly At Camera 

Architecture preview

1. Pere Milà i Camps 

2. 1984

3. Barcelona, Spain

4. You can visit as the public

5. No

6. It was a playboy house because the guy who made it was a playa(and rich)

7. I picked this building because it looked wired. The person who designed it probably didn't sleep in 10 days, went and got drunk, and lost both of his eyes and hands. Like who thinks this design was  a good idea? It looks very unstable and LOL-worthy

1. Margaret Strong

2. 1969

3. Rockester, New York

4. This is a public building

5. No

6. The building was created because the patron Margret Strong provided the money

7. The picture here is weird. The blocks resemble building blocks, and its interesting that they are put on a building. it is a museum of play, so the building blocks are symbolic of playthings, like Lego or Kinex. 

1. Javier Sensonian

2. 2007

3. Mexico

4. Yes it is

5. No

6. The designer was employed to create a unique building

7. I chose this building because it was cool looking and it symbolized the water where fish live. Fish are an integral part of the biosphere because they are a food source and the most varied group of organisms.

1.  Grimshaw Architect Firm 

2. Built in March 2001

3. Cornwall, United Kingdom

4. It is a public building

5. No there is not

6. It was an empty china clay pit and they turned it into a plant house place

7. It was designed to promote learning about the environment and shows over 4,000 plants, with hundreds of types of taxa. Biology is really cool, and its one of my favorite classes. I actually have heard about this when the Band went to london, and we considered going there.

1. Peit Blom

2. Built in 1984

3. In Rotterdam Netherlands

4. You can buy them, however one house is always open to visitors

5. No it doesn't 

6. The designer want to create a building that was a place for anything could happen. It was designed to be put inside a city.

7. I had heard about these houses before, and they where cool because they are not like conventional houses. They are tilted at a 45 degree angle, and the insides are way different, than conventional houses. I be they are priced at a premium, and they would be cool to live in when I'm retired. 

Sensory Overload

1. This statement makes sense because he is saying the world we live in is not important and that how we perceive and intact with the world is more important.

2. Yes, because it is very beautiful and colorful and wild. The people that are there don't realize how special the area is.

3. It would be fun because theres a lot of stuff to mess with while my parents worked.

4. My favorite picture is where there is a girl staring at the stuff and the blends in because she is wearing a colorful clothing.

Action Shot

1. It shows the winning celebration where the coach is taking the ice bucket challenge.

2. How fast the shutter opens and closes.

3. No, it was planned because the coach knew that he was going to be ice bucketed.

Newspaper Spread

Newspaper Front Page Practice

News Values

Timeliness

"Google's Blogger to put sexually explicit content behind privacy wall" http://www.cnet.com/news/googles-blogger-to-put-explicit-content-behind-privacy-wall/
This is timeliness because Blogger only announced this today. This will make all of the Blogger users be careful posting on that site.

Proximity

"Austin alcohol sales increase"
http://www.kvue.com/story/news/local/2015/02/24/austin-alcohol-sales-increase/23924889/
This in pacts people near to us, because it is referring to austin. This is good and bad, because people can drink more, but it is bad because people can drink and drive now, so there might be crashes and stuff.

Prominence

"Obama Vetoes Keystone XL Pipeline Bill, Defying GOP"
http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/wireStory/congress-sends-keystone-bill-obama-plans-veto-29181671
This is prominent because this impacts a lot of potential jobs and is a hallmark of Obamas presidency. This will probably make the Republicans very angry, and they will make them work harder against Obama.

Impact

"Congress split over ways to face Islamic State"
http://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/congress-is-divided-as-it-prepares-to-debate-war-against-the-islamic-state/2015/02/22/16a57c7e-b922-11e4-aa05-1ce812b3fdd2_story.html
If we intervene, we might spark off another war in the Middle East. This will shape foreign policy in the Middle East for the next long time.

Conflict

"Vladmir Putin" War with Ukraine would be 'apocalyptic' but unlikely"
http://www.cnn.com/2015/02/24/europe/ukraine-russia-conflict/
If they do start fighting, this could expand into a larger European war. If the US got further involved, than that might be enough to spark a larger worldwide conflict.

Human Interest

"Lawsuit targets Vermont over abortion"
http://www.burlingtonfreepress.com/story/news/local/2015/02/24/lawsuit-targets-vermont-abortion/23909863/
If the state of Vermont becomes another battleground state for abortion, then that wow restrict women's rights even more in this nation. The continued fight against abortion le by the Republican party shows that they have little or no regard for the rights of women, and that they just don't care about anyone except for taxpaying white Americans.

Novelty

"Cancer patient turns illness into punchline"
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/breast-cancer-patient-nicole-osborne-turns-illness-into-punchline/
This is a novel thing because cancer is usually a very bad thing, and the way that the comedian is reacting to it is very positive. He turned his death diagnosis into a laughable event.

Yearbook Spread

Intro into Newspaper Design

1. What is your favorite newspaper front page? Why?
1. My favorite newspaper front page was the Biejing Times, because it looks what I think a newspaper should look like. 
2. What is your favorite headline from that newspaper? Why are you interested in it? 
1. The only headline that I could Google translate was "The new Prime Minister of Greece should be about the same", and that was interesting because Greece is proposing new austerity measures
3. How many stories are on the front page of your favorite? 
1. Six stories
4. What do you notice that all newspaper front pages have in common? Look at design, size of photos, size of story text, etc.
1. Not many photos, unobscured text, and large format size, very readable, spacing is nice and large
5. What are things that vary (or are different) on the front pages of different newspapers? Look at design, size of photos, size of headlines, etc. 
1. Position of headlines, spacing, amount of photographs, amount of text, and advertisements or not.

The Lone Star Dispatch Issue #4

Front Page 
Annual teacher of the year award announced
Summary - Each year, a hardworking and involved teacher is awarded 'teacher of the year'. Shocked with the serenade and amount of appreciative gifts, Kimberly Shuttlesworth was presented with teacher of the year. All of her students back up the decision, saying she's a wonderful teacher who will always push her students to do their full capability.Who? JBHSOPE Teacher, Kimberly Shuttlesworth
What? Won 'teacher of the year' award
Where? Bowie Highschool, her classroom
When? 2014-2015
Why? She was noticed as a hardworking, involved teacher of this yearHow? Students had nominated her
Who was quoted in the story? Angela Taylor, Bree Zuberier, Kimberly Shuttlesworth, Henry Cardenas
What quote was the strongest in your opinion? "Like if you say 'no I can't do it', she'll come back and support you and show you that you can."Did the lead sentence make you want to keep reading? Somewhat
Was the conclusion a quote or a statement? Statement


Student Life 
Dirty clothes making a difference in community for special needs students
Summary - Special needs students are helping out by washing clothes for people. This makes them feel important and contributing to society.
Who? Special needs students
What? Making them feel accomplished
Where? Clifton and North by Northwest
When? 2014-2015
Why? The special needs students can learn valuable life skills 
How? Special needs students fold clothes and wash laundry
Who was quoted in the story? Stephen Kane, and Rachel Smith
What quote was the strongest in your opinion? "when these barriers are broken down, it then gives our students more opportunities."
Did the lead sentence make you want to keep reading? Not especially
Was the conclusion a quote or a statement? Statement


News
 Eric Moe and Nathan Hull awarded for art
Summary - After nervously submitting their work into an art competition, Moe and Hull were awarded for their pieces. Out of the 170 students that entered this competition, 56 had won a gold key and 62 had won silver keys.
Who? Eric Moe and Nathan Hull
What? won an art competition
Where? Bowie Highschool ; Scholastic Art Competition
When? January and February of 2015
Why? their pieces of work were outstanding
How? the judges rated their pieces
Who was quoted in the story? Caryle Brookeshire, Eric Moe, Nathan Hull
What quote was the strongest in your opinion? "Initially, I was shocked that I won. I'd submitted things years before and didn't win anything."
Did the lead sentence make you want to keep reading? Yes
Was the conclusion a quote or a statement? Statement


Sports
Summary - Coach Glen Lewis goes from assistant coach to the main coach of the Bowie 
Wrestling Team. Confident in his work, the students all think Coach Lewis is a good fit for the team.
Who? Coach Glen Lewis and the Wrestling Team
What? He became the new coach
Where? Bowie High school
When? This school year
Why? The last head coach moved
How? To take over another team
Who was quoted in the story? Grace Lemm, Audrey Chiman, Glen Lewis
What quote was the strongest in your opinion? "I kind of fell into it, and I ended up really liking the sport."
Did the lead sentence make you want to keep reading? Not really
Was the conclusion a quote or a statement? Quote


Entertainment  
In Review : Unbroken
Summary - Seeing the movie, Unbroken, Fuaad Ajaz gives his opinion of the movie.
Who? Unbroken Movie - Fuaad Ajaz
What? he saw the movie Unbroken
Where? Bowie High school ; The Movies
When? Late 2014
Why? He felt like seeing the movie I suppose
How? bought tickets at the movie theater
Who was quoted in the story? Fuaad wrote it, making it his words and quotes.
What quote was the strongest in your opinion? "The movie was one of the best movies I saw in 2014 with all the emotion and drama and that it was based on a true story."
Did the lead sentence make you want to keep reading? Not really
Was the conclusion a quote or a statement? Statement


Commentary
Graffiti becoming part of Austin's artistic culture
Summary - Student talks about graffiti as an artistic expression, and compares Austin's original pieces of work to other countries, cities, and places.
Who? Kamryn Brice and Austinites
What? the graffiti art around austin
Where? Austin, Texas
When? currently
Why? Austin is covered in original graffiti
How? taggers create pieces of work all around this city
Who was quoted in the story? Kamryn wrote the story, making this all of her words, and she didn't quote any students
What quote was the strongest in your opinion? "Wetger an art or vandalism, graffiti is a part of creative culture and can very easily become a mark of society if given the chance to be."
Did the lead sentence make you want to keep reading? Yes.
Was the conclusion a quote or a statement? Statement
1. What is your favorite photo in the entire paper?
The soccer photo under the Boys soccer kick their game into high gear
1A. Why is this your favorite?
I like the originality of it, the way it displays the player
2. What is your least favorite photo in the entire paper?
The signing of the bulldog baseball players
2A. Why is this your least favorite?I found it uninteresting…
3. If you were a photographer on staff, which event/photo assignment would you have liked to do for this issue? You will need to look through the entire paper and see the topics covered and decide which one you think would have been fun.
I, once again, think the soccer photo is a really good photo! It was well taken, and a good action shot.
4. Overall, how would you rate the photography in this issue? What were the strong points and weak points.
I would say the photos were all well taken, and the only weak point was that some of the photos were uninteresting to the eye.

1. My favorite photo was the photo of Deborah Moreno singing for Son De Rey  entitled First Session. 
1A. This is my favorite because it shows how she is outside of school, and that is probably a critical part of the storytelling process.
1B. The Rule of Thirds is evident because Deborah is in the lower right of the image in the lower right rule of thirds location. 

2. My least favorite photo is the picture of Jeremiah Gause who was presenting his science project in front of the judges. 
2A. This is my least favorite because it is taken at an unconventional angle, which makes me uncomfortable about this photo. 

3. Coincidentally, the science fair would have been cool to photograph because I an interested in science.

4. All right, because I could see that the photographers are going for new angles, with good or bad results. This shows a willingness for change, and it makes me optimistic for the future of the newspaper program here which I would like to join.

Other High School Newspapers

1. The Highlander, because the front was really non-intuitave. The article featured an outline of a water bottle, with a pie chart in the middle.

2. The Highlander, my favorite newspaper, grabbed my interest because the interesting front cover. It really was like WOW there it was.

3. The favorite, and only, headline was "Trash Talk: Does Homestead recycle?" which was talking about recycling at schools, with interviews with students and teachers. 

4. There are only one front page story on my favorite.

5. They have a large name of the paper, and a prominent headline bold title.

6. The amount of pictures and the picture type.

7. Not really, because you could tell it was students, not professionals. Everything seemed slightly more disorganized and random.

Broadsheet-
The Northridge Reporter
The Microchip
The Lion's Roar

Tabloid-
North Pointe
Smoky Hill Express
The Lance

NewsMagazine-
CR Washington
The Royal News
Craze
Large font in a prominent location that displays the flagship story for the newspaper
Headlines  

Large font in a prominent location that displays the flagship story for the newspaper


Subheadlines 

Additional information about the story that is important but is not considered the selling feature

Lines

Features that draw the eye a certain direction or place

Boxes

Areas that are prime locations for placing visual elements

Photos

Visual elements that are created using cameras displaying content that reflects the theme of the associated article

Teaser

A quick snippet of the article that draws the potential buyer into purchasing the magazine\newspaper.

Flag

The topmost element where a reader will find the name of the newspaper

Folios 

Newspaper, date and page number that appears at the top of the page

Captions

Headlines or text accompany a picture or illustration

Stories

The main focus of the newspaper, usually in the center of the page

Bylines

Beneath the subhead, it usually lists the name of the writer

Jumps

Used to continue a story on another page

Story dividers

A visual cue that the story is ending

Screens 

Large visual element on the newspaper\magazine page

Infographics

Graphic visual representation of information intended to present complex information quickly and clearly

Masthead/staff box

details of the publisher, place of publication, editorial staff and information about the newspaper, generally placed on the editorial page