Bri V's Photo Blog
Monday, December 13, 2010
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Entrance for the turnpike 1 mile away warns of impending delays.
Exit Only lanes for the NJ turnpike in North Jersey off of the Garden State Parkway.
Turnpike onramp has a speed limit of 30 miles per hour.
Crowded EZ-Pass lanes to enter the NJ Turnpike.
Exit 10 on the Turnpike leads to Interstate 287 and the towns of Perth Amboy and Metuchen.
The Turnpike is typically busy all day and night and all year round.
Exit 9 is a popular exit for Rutgers University and the shore resorts that will lead you to the Eastern side of the state.
Exit 9 on the NJ Turnpike.
Exit 6 is another popular exit, connecting drivers to the Pennsylvania Turnpike.
Exit 3 is one option to get to Rowan University, Camden, and the Atlantic City Expressway.
Exit 2 is another way to get to Rowan University, exiting directly onto 322.
Walt Whitman bridge into Philadelphia.
Bethesda Fountain: The Angel of the Waters in Central Park, New York City.
New York City skyline view from New Jersey.
Philadelphia Skyline.
Exit 8 off of the NJ Turnpike.
Thursday, November 18, 2010
Point A to Point B
My idea for the final project is to document the ongoing war between north and south New Jersey. Students at Rowan University make up a diverse group of native New Jerseyans. I'm planning on taking pictures of the NJ Turnpike, exit signs from north to south. I also want to capture pictures that help explain the key points in the debate. Sports teams are important, NY teams v. Philly teams. Language is also a good example as to how the north and the south see themselves as different. I want to take a good amount of pictures that represent both sides of the states. I plan to interview a lot of different people to get a wide point of view.
Final Sports
GLASSBORO, NJ – Rowan University had a 34-21 victory over New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) opponent Morrisville State in its Homecoming game on Saturday, October 30.
Number 85, Myles Drummond, wide receiver runs away from opponents.
Number 85, Myles Drummond, wide receiver, tackled by opponents.
Rowan Profs huddle during a time out to listen to head coach, Jay Accorsi
Profs football helmet
Crowd reaction to Profs touchdown.
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Thursday, October 28, 2010
Writing Assignment
I've learned a lot specifically about working with the camera, pushing myself away from staying on the program setting and learning to change the shutter speed and aperture. Three positive things about my pictures are my ability to see things that deserve to be captured, my ideas, and my eye for framing.
Three negatives about my pictures are that they are commonly too dark, blurry, or "facing the wrong direction".
I'm still struggling with figuring out all of the settings with the camera. That can be fixed with practice and another quick review of the manual. I'm also struggling with the results of my pictures. Often, when I take a photo and I review it on the camera's screen I'm really pleased, but when I put it on the computer it turns out it was actually out of focus or too dark. To fix this I'm going to have to take more pictures so I have more to choose from in case a lot don't turn out the way I hoped.
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