16 personalities 

I got adventurer and I think it was a little accurate because I have a meaning in everything, I do , i have an uncanny ability to live fully in the present moment, savoring life’s experiences through your finely tuned senses.

CUBISM LIKE PICASSO

GEORGIA O’KEEFE RE-CREATION ILLUSTATION

BODYSCAPES

DIPTYCHS

CHEER

Business Photography 

Professional photography businesses thrive by cultivating a strong reputation, upholding consistent professionalism, and delivering exceptional client experiences. Long-term success also depends on understanding your costs, pricing your work for real profit, tracking your finances, and using thoughtful planning and relationship‑building to stay steady in any industry. Sustainable success in photography or any business becomes from knowing your numbers, setting profitable prices, managing money wisely, and pairing that with strategic planning, solid relationships, and a commitment to quality and professionalism.

R+W: AI in Photography

AI allows computers to do things that would normally require true human intelligence. Instead, we can now rely on artificial intelligence to complete tasks. AI exists in so many different places that you may not even realize.AI has been used for years in digital cameras. There are quite a few different ways your digital camera may use AI technology. (such as deepai.org) offer AI Image Generation. This allows you to create images simply by typing a few words. If you have low resolution photos, software like AI Image Upscale can help to increase the resolution of your photos. This can be beneficial if you need to crop an image down, blow up an image for print, or just want a higher resolution. AI is really effectively because it can help you with a lot of things, but you can’t rely on it

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1. What is aperture, shutter speed and ISO? Aperture controls the brightness and the background blur. Shutter speed controls the motion. ISO controls the sensor sensitivity.
2. When would you need to change your ISO? whenever you want the photo to be darker or lighter.
3. What is aperture and shutter priority settings? Aperture Priority (A/Av): You pick aperture, camera picks shutter. Shutter Priority (S/Tv): You pick shutter, camera picks aperture.
4. What are AF modes how do you change them? You can change them in your quick settings.
5. Why do your need to meter the light to get the right exposure? To get the right brightness in your photo.
6. What is the difference between a normal, wide angle and telephoto lens? Normal: Natural look. Wide-angle: Fits more in frame. Telephoto: Zooms in.
7. What is white balance and why would you need to change it? Adjusts color temperature so whites look white.
8. What is depth of field and what is the difference between shallow and good? shallow makes the background blurry and deep is all in the focus.
9. What are drive modes and metering modes? drive mode is more of single shot while metering mode is more of an evaluated shot.
10. What is exposure compensation? Brighten or darken your photo manually in auto/semi-auto modes.

PHOTO SIM.

Using the photo simulator, it helped me relearn how to use the camera again. It also helped me understand the aperture setting, Shutter speed, and ISO better. Learning how to reuse this can help me take a perfect photo.

Depth Of Field

Mirror Image

Triptych

Read+Write Which lens should you choose.

 The article breaks down the difference between Wide-Angle and Telephoto lens. It describes what type of photography they make and also creates a list of pros and con’s for the reader to help them make the decision between the two lenses. Differences between the two are that Wide-Angle lenses make up a wide field of view making it great for landscape photography. Telephoto lenses have a narrower view; they can take better up-close pictures. If I had to pick between the two, I would pick telephoto, I feel like its fit’s my type of photography more.

Read+Write Types of Photography

This article describes 38 different niche type photography with a brief description on how to take those type of picture’s and background on the technique. My favorite types of photography in this article are Astrophotography, Pet Photography, Infrared Photography, Weather Photography and Fine Art photography. If I had to pick two to do, I would pick Pet and Astrophotography. I would love to take pet portraits and to photograph the stars.

COLLAGE

Double Color Exposure

Low Key Lighting

Where Do You See Yourself In 10 Years:

I see myself as a hardworking real estate worker. I want to be as rich as possible. I want to have three cars and a private jet to go wherever I want whenever I want, and I would be able to go anywhere in the world. I also want to get married and have 3 kids I also want to live my dream and travel to Paris.

 

CTE ELECTIVES

Block Print

PHOTOMONTAGE

Micro close ups

Indeed Job Search

1. Electrician – Los Angeles – $110- $210 An Hours

Skills Needed:

• Proficient in using various hand tools and power tools relevant to electrical work.

• Strong knowledge of the National Electrical Code (NEC) and safety regulations.

• Experience as an industrial electrician or maintenance person is preferred.

• Ability to work effectively on construction sites with a focus on teamwork and communication.

• Familiarity with voltmeters, ohmmeters, and other diagnostic equipment for troubleshooting purposes.

• Excellent problem-solving skills with attention to detail in all aspects of the job.

• Strong physical stamina to perform tasks that may require lifting or standing for extended periods.2.Mechanic Engineer- Los Angeles-$140,000 – $150,000 a year

• Skills Needed:

• Strong understanding of mechanical engineering concepts, design, and analyses.

• Advanced level SolidWorks CAD abilities including electrical routing and thermal simulation.

• Familiarity with ASME Y14.5 standard for dimensioning and geometric tolerances.

• Nominal skills with MS Office tools including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Project.

• Understanding of ISO 9001 Quality Management Systems.

• Ability to clearly document and explain system implementation and algorithms to non-technical individuals understanding.

• Ability to analyze engineering drawings, technical publications, professional journals, and governmental regulations as appropriate.

• Ability to lead and inspire team members to achieve goals.

• Must be able to manage multiple projects simultaneously.

• Strong interpersonal communication skills.

• Ability to work independently and with interdepartmental teams under time pressure.

• Strong analytical and logical critical thinking skills.

• Sound judgment.

3. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON (SAFETY)

Skills Needed:

• The position(s) require(s) a Drug Screening be passed prior to being hired.

• The position(s) require(s) a Background Investigation be cleared prior to being hired.

• The position(s) require(s) Medical Clearance prior to being hired.

• The position(s) require(s) a(n) CA Medical License. You will be required to provide a copy of your license prior to being hired.

 

Motion Blur

1. — Computer Repair / Field Technician — Local repair shops or field service companies (Fontana / Inland Empire)

Pay: many postings list $15–$24 / hour for entry-level tech/repair roles (varies by employer).

Qualities / skills employers want hardware diagnosis and repair (laptops, phones), soldering/part replacement basics, fast troubleshooting, good manual dexterity, and experience with OS reinstallation. Prior repair experience is often requested.

How to gain skills & experience: practice repairing old laptops/phones, watch repair tutorials, do inexpensive certification/short courses, and offer free/low-cost repairs for friends/family to build a portfolio. Applying to local shops (e.g., cell/computer repair stores) as an apprentice is common.

2. — Web Developer / Software Developer (Junior) — Companies hiring around Fontana / Inland Empire (remote/hybrid possible)

Pay: varies widely; entry/junior roles can be hourly or salary — check listings, many openings across the Inland Empire.

Qualities / skills employers want: HTML/CSS/JavaScript for front-end; or backend skills (Python, Java, C#) for other roles; Git, basic algorithms, ability to collaborate in teams. Portfolio of projects and GitHub repo is very important.

How to gain skills & experience: complete a web dev bootcamp or follow free structured paths (freeCodeCamp), build 3–5 polished projects (personal website, small web app, CRUD app), publish code on GitHub, and contribute to open-source or freelance small jobs to gain real world experience. Check local job boards and LinkedIn for openings.

Macro

3. — Data Analyst — City of Fontana (Innovation & Technology Dept.)

Pay: about $6,718–$8,169 / month (City posting).

Qualities / skills employers want: data cleaning, Excel/SQL proficiency, data visualization (Power BI/Tableau), ability to interpret datasets to support city decisions.

How to gain skills & experience: take Excel and SQL online courses (Coursera/LinkedIn Learning), build a small portfolio (school projects or volunteer to analyze local non-profit data), learn Power BI or Tableau, and practice writing short reports that explain findings. Internships or part-time analyst roles help.

4. — IT / Help Desk Technician (Entry-Level) — Local businesses, healthcare providers, call-center support roles in/near Fontana

Pay: typical ranges seen locally $19–$30 / hour depending on level.

Qualities / skills employers want: troubleshooting Windows/macOS, basic networking, customer service, ticketing system experience; some roles ask for bilingual skills (Spanish helpful in the area). Certifications like CompTIA A+ or Network+ are often preferred.

How to gain skills & experience: get CompTIA A+ (entry-level) certification, practice building/troubleshooting PCs, volunteer at school tech desk, set up a home lab to learn basic networking, and create a resume listing hands-on fixes and customer interactions. Apply for help-desk internships to get experience.

Pick A Something

BookFace

Wassily Kandinsky:

Halloween 2025 Portraits

 

Chalk Art With People

What Is In Your Head?

5 Things I Wish I Knew:

1.The third thing it wishes is memory cards are not created equal
2.The fourth thing it wishes is the camera feels more secure with the center column of your tripod down
3.The fifth thing it wishes is exposure compensation is the best friend of a pop-up flash

4.One thing it wishes is AI Focus and AI Servo are not interchangeable
5.The second thig it wishes is lintless cloths never seem to be lintless

Sandy Skoglund

This one caught my attention because of the color contrast and how everything looks plain but the cats.

 

Photo Weaving 

 5 Positives of AI

1. Massive efficiency and automation gains AI handles repetitive, time consuming, and data-heavy tasks 24/7 without fatigue, dramatically boosting productivity in businesses, healthcare diagnostics, logistics, software development, and customer service. Many organizations report significant ROI improvements and faster operations.
2. Breakthroughs in healthcare and scientific discovery AI accelerates drug discovery, improves medical imaging analysis, enables earlier disease detection, and personalizes treatments saving lives and reducing costs in an aging global population.
3. Enhanced decision-making and personalization AI processes vast amounts of data to spot patterns humans miss, powering better recommendations (streaming, shopping), fraud detection, traffic optimization, predictive maintenance, and hyper-personalized experiences across industries.
4. Accessibility improvements for marginalized groups Tools like real-time captioning, image description for the visually impaired, voice synthesis for speech disabilities, and adaptive learning for neurodiverse individuals make technology and information far more inclusive.
5. Driving innovation and new capabilities AI enables entirely new products/services (generative video, autonomous agents, advanced simulations) and helps tackle complex global challenges like climate modeling, sustainable resource management, and space exploration.

5 Negatives of AI

1. Job displacement and economic disruption Automation continues to eliminate or transform roles in writing, coding, customer support, creative fields, and routine analysis. While new jobs emerge, the transition creates significant unemployment pain and skill mismatches in the short to medium term.
2. Bias, fairness, and ethical problems AI systems often amplify existing societal biases present in training data, leading to discriminatory outcomes in hiring, lending, policing, and content moderation. Fixing this remains difficult and inconsistent.
3. Privacy and surveillance risks AI thrives on massive personal data collection, fueling concerns about constant tracking, data breaches, misuse by governments/companies, and the erosion of personal privacy in everyday life.
4. Misinformation, authenticity erosion, and mental health impacts Deepfakes, AI generated content, and hyper persuasive chatbots spread false information rapidly, undermine trust in media, polarize societies, and contribute to increased anxiety, loneliness, and even links to self-harm in vulnerable users.
5. High environmental and energy costs Training and running frontier AI models consume enormous electricity and water (often rivaling small cities), contributing to carbon emissions and straining resources  even as AI is also used to try to solve climate issues.

SCREEN PRINTING

INSPIRATIONAL POSTER.

PAINTING+ PHOTOGRAPHY

Multi exposure

Cultural R+W: 

What stood out to me the most is that the author explains that he created the term because traditional labels like documentary photography did not fully describe his work. He wanted a way to express photography that focuses specifically on culture and how it shapes peoples lives.

He describes cultural photography as beyond simply taking pictures of people. It involves understanding the deeper systems, traditions, beliefs and environments that influence a community. This requires time, study, and immersion rather than just observing from the outside.

Overall, the author presents cultural photography as a thoughtful and intentional practice. He emphasizes personal experience and long term engagement, showing that meaningful images come from genuine understanding rather than quick documentation.

Food photography:

1. Bright yellow corn on the cob adds a pop of color to the meal.
2. Grilled sausages are arranged neatly on a black plate near the top left.
3. Small bowls of sauces like ketchup and mustard are included for dipping.
4. Fresh herbs and greens are sprinkled around the dishes for garnish.
5. Lemon wedges are placed nearby, ready to add extra flavor to the food.
6. The variety of textures and colors makes the meal look very appetizing.
7. Overall, the image gives the feeling of a delicious outdoor barbecue or family cookout.
8. The image shows a colorful spread of freshly grilled food arranged on a wooden table.
9. There are juicy grilled chicken breasts with clear grill marks placed in the center.
10. Several skewers filled with pieces of meat and vegetables sit to the right side

DIGITAL COLLAGE

ME AND MYSELF

FUTURE REFLECTION

STORY BEHIND THE PHOTO

The story behind this photo is that this photo was the first ever photo I took of sports. This photo had got me into taking pictures and wanting to do sports photography.

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