Isabella D’Agostino
Inquiry Topic: How to Maintain Stamina During A Long Hike

Conclusion

As I began to learn about the topic of hiking and the positive effects it has on a person’s health, I was interested in knowing how to maintain stamina. According to ACTIVE magazine, it’s essential to do short weekly hikes, specifically 3 to 4 times a w…[Read more]

1.) By seeing these patterns of nature, I see how important it is to take photos with as much clarity and precision as I can, so that the pictures stand out.

2.) Seeing the most visited parks photographs, made me want to visit these locations; this is the goal of photography, to make the viewer appreciate the landscapes and feel in a certain way.

1.)Clouds can be brooding, moody and sinister – a great backdrop for photographing old buildings, new skyscrapers, and trees.

2.) Windy days provide you with all you need to make excellent motion studies for long exposures – tall grasses flowing like waves, tress swaying wildly, leaves trembling and dancing full of motion.

3.)Rain is gre…[Read more]

My top three favorite photos are the Jurassic Coast, Thailand, and Blue Hour photos. The Jurassic Coast photo has good perceptive and all of the details are very prominent and precise. The lights and shadows are reflecting on the rocks and landscape. The clouds add a great background and the colors are very vibrant and make the rocks stand out.…[Read more]

Isabella D’Agostino: Inquiry Question

How do you maintain stamina during a long hike?

1. There is a golden hour during the sunrise and another at sunset. It lasts only an hour.

2. I learned that the light during the golden hour isn’t nearly as strong as the light during the middle of the day. Due to this, the camera will be more susceptible to the blurring that results from camera shake.

3. Approximately 20 minutes before the…[Read more]

1. Rule of Thirds
2. Lead in Lines
3. Diagonals
4. Framing
5. Figure to Ground
6. Fill the Frame
7. Center Dominant eye
8. Patterns & Repetition
9. Symmetry