INFOGRAPHIC

Formal & Informal Balance

Formal Balance 

Formal balance is described as a symmetrical balance. This could also be explained as when an image has the same shapes, textures, and values. 

  Informal Balance 

Informal balance is described as asymmetrical balance. This is when you capture an image with almost the same height. The only difference about this balance is that it has different shapes, textures, or value. Thus meaning that the image has different objects going on at the same time it's being captured. 

Examples:

Formal

Informal

Jacqueline's Media

All About Me 

My name is Jacqueline Rios but people usually call me Jackie because it's shorter. I'm a young Hispanic girl who has a big outlook on life. I have a strong mindset and character that help me move on and pursue my dreams. If I could describe myself in five words I would say I am blunt, nonchalant, hard worker, creative, and understanding. I am currently a senior in high school and plan to attend the University Of Missouri. I want to pursue becoming a well known journalist. With this I also want to be able to capture my own images and videos to go along with my writing. Right now I write my own poetry and I enjoy reading poetry. I have a passion of doing this because poetry is like art, but with words and deeper meanings. When people get to know me they usually say I don't talk or think how I am supposed to "talk or think" at my age. I don't like to associate with a lot of people, I just have a small group of friends that know me. Just because I don't like to associate myself to a lot of people doesn't mean I don' t talk or show who I am. To the contrary, I talk to whoever talks to me and I am usually the outgoing one in the group. I enjoy thrills, going to concerts, getting late night snacks, and breaking boundaries. There's more to me than I show, and that's all people should really understand from my photography and writing. 

Photography Assignment

Image Details:

Cannon EOS digital

F/16

ISO Speed - 800

Trying to focus on both the front object and background. 

Getting the dandelion to contrast from the rest of the image with the lighting. 

Focusing on the rock rather than the background. 

Focusing on the Students from KCKCC faces.

Focusing on the background rather than the object in the front. 

Introduction

Welcome to Digital Film/Multimedia, in this class we are introduced to learning different outlets on how to use "electronics". We will cover the use of video, web, CD, and DVD production which includes a variety of uses. Some of the things we will cover include video, audio, video capture, digital photography, audio capture, and computerized editing.