By Amanda Rumple Outline of presentation Research Paper Physical Project Progression as a photographer What Ive Learned Successes Challenges Mentor Reflection Conclusion Research Paper ID: 501468
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Baby Photography
By: Amanda RumpleSlide2
Outline of presentation
*Research Paper
*Physical Project
*Progression as a photographer
*What I’ve Learned
*Successes
*Challenges
*Mentor Reflection
*Conclusion Slide3
Research Paper
Thesis
:
The
history of photography is extensive and rich in knowledge, the camera has developed from the size of a room to something that can be kept in a pocket, and children were a muse of early photographers and still are today because babies are seen as amazing milestones in a parent’s
life.
2 facts from
paper:
During pregnancy, if the mother suffers organ damage, the baby in the womb sends stem cells to repair the damaged organ. (factslides.com
)
About 1 percent of the world population has autism spectrum disorder. Prevalence in the United States is estimated at 1 in 68 births. More than 3.5 million Americans live with an autism spectrum disorder. Prevalence of autism in U.S. children increased by 119.4 percent from 2000 (1 in 150) to 2010 (1 in 68). Autism is the fastest-growing developmental disability.(http://www.autism-society.org)Slide4
Physical Project
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Most of my hours were spent getting pictures of
Linix
, who is my niece.
*Favorite was her birthday party.
*Trying to get a back drop set up and the lightingSlide5
My progression as a photographer
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At the beginning of the project I didn’t know how to take a picture
Compared to hers
I have improvedSlide6
What I’ve learned through the process
I have learned that even an amateur photographer can take an
amazing picture if they know the fundamental structure a picture
You don’t have to have a professional camera
That you have to have patience with the kids.
They’re just babies and they are jumpy and energy filledSlide7
Successes
I am proud that I improved a skill that I had learned a while
ago
and learned how to
use a
professional camera
I took some amazing pictures with the help of
my
mentor and on my ownSlide8
Challenges
My outlook on photography was thinking it was easy,
but
it’s definitely not.
All of the patience that it takes to use a baby
as
a subject as photography.
I would have tried to have my own camera and get used
to
using a more
complex
m
eans of taking a picture.Slide9
Mentor Reflection
Molly Dockery was my senior project mentor
She helped me learn how to use a professional camera
And get some amazing pictures of my niece.
She allowed me to use her studio to practice in a real studio
Setting.Slide10
Conclusion
I think I will keep photography as a hobby and pursue
my
nursing career but I
would love to
have a side
business
with
photography
I love it, taking pictures is a great way to capture a once in
a
lifetime moment I find
babies to be wonderful beings and in
everything
they doSlide11
Baby Photography
By: Amanda Rumple