Earthquakes and Sports

It warmed my hear to see this picture. In the Asian culture the elderly are respected and it's amazing see that even through disaster these soldiers are willing to carry this man to safety. The photographer was really about to show a patriotic side of Japan.

This picture is one of the saddest pictures I would say that I came across while looking at the websites. The thought that must have been going through this man's head while he was trapped between boulders with no way out and his only option was the watch as the water surrounded him and slowly killed him.

This picture was really shocking to me. To see a car in the middle of a house truly shows the strength of the tsunami. It was able to pick up a car and smash it through the wall of house it's just wild.

Newsss

Newspaper Notes

Broad Sheet is the big rectangular format of newspapers.
Tabloid is the small square format of newspapers.
12 page broad sheet = 24 page tabloid
On a broad sheet newspaper there is an average about 3-5 stories on the front
On a tabloid there is an average about 2
News value
Teaser makes you want to turn to so said page. (They do not need pictures.)
The Eagle's Eye is the flag
Folio - School, Date, Title (Some newspaper has the price or website)
The headline of the story should be written from the first paragraph of the story
Sub-headline go underneath headline. It tells more about the headlines and the story
At least one sub-headline per page.
By-line: who wrote the story and their position.
Story underneath by-line.
Pages need pictures. There needs to be a dominant photo.
Caption below picture. The three parts include: caption head, photo by, and actual caption.
To fill up more space in a caption box you can write more background information or use a quote.
Those little graphics are info graphics that give you information of graphic form. Info graphics have additional information not available in the story.
Three pieces of the box: Table of Contents, Volume Number and Issue Number.
Staff box/ Mast head: Eagle's Eye Staff, Organizations, and Editorial Policy

Front Pages of the World

1. I like the Newspapers from Asia because they are different then the ones we see in America. Because the text has to go up and down instead of left to right the pictures have to be moved around differently and it looks cool.

2. One of the newspapers I saw was talking about the Grammy's and it show Meryl Streep.

3. Three or four?

4. There is always a big heading.

5. The layout of the articles to pictures.

Yearbooks

McCallum High School
5600 Sunshine Dr. Austin, TX 78756
1771
256
7
Student Life, People, Athletics, The Arts, Organizations, Academics, and Ads/Index
Wrestling, Soccer, Baseball, Football, Track, Lacrosse, Tennis, Golf, Basketball, Swimming, and Volleyball
Pals, Leaders of Tomorrow, Yearbook, and Ballet
Blue and black
Our Vibe
((a;jds;ljsdjf))
57 years
Leslie Green and Zoey Lichenheld
Ms. Mo
The Crowning of Mr. McCallum
There's a page for everything. Clubs that I wouldn't have even known exist are included in here. The yearbook should and has included everybody.
I've never liked having the clubs/sports teams in the index section.
Sure
I'm in orchestra and McCallum is a fine arts performing school.

Magazine Cover

Magazine Covers

Early Magazine Covers
In the mid-1700's magazine cover pages weren't really popular, but when they did come to it's time they were modeled after books. Some magazine would even have articles starting on the first page and going back. Cosmopolitan in the 1893 was one of the first magazines to start using a cover page and table of contents. At the end of the 19th century the question was should magazine cover pages be used. Yes or no?

The Poster Cover: Pictures That Need No Work
By the early 1900's, many covers looked so pretty that they looked as if they should be framed and hung on walls. Colorful illustrations and captivating photographs became increasingly popular along with the photographers Charles Dana Gibson and Maxfield Parrish. Poster covers really show the artist side of magazine designers and less of the design principle of focus.

Pictures Married to Type
The 1900s is when magazine covers started getting more complicated. Text would be added to the front cover. The text would advertise the stories inside the magazine to intrigue the audience. With this new style came a few complications. Placement of pictures became critical because depth was needed to really make a good cover page. The 1900s was very much an experiment time. Most magazine would print out different layouts to see which cover page seemed to grab the audience more and make them want to buy that magazine.

In the Forest of Words
An overlapping effect had become very popular in the 2000s. Advertising text would cover parts of the subject in the the picture. The words would in a way frame the subject to enhance the cover page.  Good cover pages uses vivid words and interesting topics to entice the audience. Interesting people would even be asked to pose in these pictures such as actors and models to get a larger following.