e-Communication
Monday, September 21, 2015
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Tuesday, April 21, 2015
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Friday, March 6, 2015
Friday, February 27, 2015
Why use Tumblr?
There are many social networking sites up and
running with the teenage generation existing now. These networks include:
Facebook, Twitter, Vine, Instagram, Pinterest, and Flickr. The newest and
slowly rising network would be the media site with the name of “Tumblr.”
Tumblr is used to meet new people, and to
express feelings/interests. Others even use tumblr as a personal blog to keep
their artistic portfolios organized. Bottom line, collecting pictures through
self-expression is what this network is all about.
The characteristic that makes this site so
unique, is that tumblr mostly focus’s on privacy. Online profiles provide users
with the oldest privacy control strategy: security through obscurity and
multiple pseudonymity.
Tumblr proves that the issue is less about
public vs. private and more about whether you are findable by people you know
in real life. A large percentage of tumblr users actually don’t want an
audience, and only want to be found by a few of their close friends.
It is important to note that
Tumblr isn’t replacing any of the other social networks. It’s merely siphoning
off the ideas of liking and sharing, and this especially pertains to young
americans.
As long as Mom sees you on
Facebook occasionally, she isn’t going to think to look for you on another
site… which will free young users to act out on a stage that seems more private
to them despite being on the open web.
Thursday, February 19, 2015
Surrealistic Edits
These photos were not taken by me, but they were edited by me. The goal I tried to accomplish while editing, was the attempt to make the image seem dream like.
Wednesday, February 11, 2015
Friday, January 30, 2015
Tuesday, January 27, 2015
Jack Hatzfeld: A Creationist in the making
In order to escape the day-to-day repetition, it helps to develop a passion. Some play sports, some join clubs, and others use their time to create. Jack Hatzfeld, a creationist in the making, uses his time taking photographs.
“I love recreating memories,” he said. “Whether it be good or bad, I like to document my life because visuals help me look back on specific moments.”
Hatzfeld has taken all of the photography classes here at Olathe Northwest, and has just recently been hired on as an assistant for a professional photographer in the Kansas City metro area.
“Her name is Melissa Slater and I get an incredible amount of exposure through her,” he said.
Although Jack has only been taking pictures for a year and a half, the final products reflect nothing but professionalism.
“I sell my work all throughout the Olathe and Overland Park area, but I’m not necessarily doing it for the money,” he said. “I’m doing it because I want my works to be appreciated.”
Even though Hatzfeld is a young photographer, experience is something he will always have on his side. Jack has traveled to New York City, Philadelphia, New England, Vermont, and Connecticut, all to take pictures.
“I’ve received great experiences through photography, and I feel like I’ve seen most things kids my age don’t get to.”
This young creationist is still developing his style. His pictures range from portraits, to landscapes, and even wildlife photography.
“If you look at my portfolio, you can really see the diversity of my works,” he said. “I haven’t found my ‘thing’ yet, and I’m still young enough to where I still have time to find my true calling.”
As far as the future goes, Jack Hatzfeld still plans to keep photography in his life. He plans to major in mass communications and continue photography as an occupation.
“Being a photographer is obviously not the highest paying job, but I’m mostly considering my long term happiness.”
Wednesday, January 7, 2015
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