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1. A selfie is usually taken on a handheld device. It is usually not thought out or planned, it is rather in the spur of a moment in order to capture what you are doing right then and there. The selfie is inherently replaceable and easily disposed if the picture doesn't satisfy oneself. Overall, with selfies there is not too much depth. 2. A self-portrait is usually carefully composed and planned out. Self-portraits are created as pieces of art, usually found in museums. They tend to carry certain ideas or deeper meanings. The artist is usually inspired to create them. 3. I believe there is a subtle difference between a selfie and a self-portrait. An artist can choose to represent themselves through selfies. However, self-portraits don't exactly signify selfies. Therefore, some self-portraits may very well be considered selfies. It all depends on a persons perspective and meaning. 4. I prefer taking selfies, mostly because of the generation I grew up in. I have had access...

1. Title of the school 2. Date/Year it was made 3. Catchy/Intriguing cover 4. Student life 5. Athletics 6. Academics 7. School clubs 8. Teacher page 9. Awards 10. Student portraits 11. School events 12. Table of contents 13. Index 14. Autograph pages 15. Graduating class 16. Numbering of pages 17. Scenic shots 18. Groups 19. Section dividers 20. Lots of collages 21. Student ads 22. Student quotes 23. Action shots 24. Catchy phrases/meaningful captions 25. Eventful stories 1. The title of my yearbook is, "Our lives, Our stories." 2. It is from Mary Carroll High School. 3. The thematic elements in my book are the stories throughout the whole book. The stories vary from individual student stories to breaking stories to motivational stories, etc. Also portraits and photos of events and students are seen throughout the whole book. And lastly, many quotes and captions for all of the photos are present. 4. There are 10 sections in my book. 5. My favorit...

A. A phobia is an exaggerated and irrational fear. It is often a fear of an object or situation that people tend to go to great lengths in order to avoid. B. Acrophobia- Fear of heights. Agyrophobia- Fear of streets or crossing the street. Amaxophobia- Fear of riding in a car. Monophobia- Fear of solitude or being alone. Aphenphosmphobia- Fear of being touched. (Haphephobia) C. A possible photo idea for the phobia of being afraid of heights is that I could take a picture of someone on top of something tall and looking very frightened. An idea for the fear of streets is I could take a picture of someone avoiding crossing the street. A photo idea for the fear of riding in a car is I could take a picture of someone inside a car looking trapped and begging to come out. Another idea is for shooting the phobia of being alone I could have one subject in a very large space and being the only one there. And lastly, for the fear of being touched I could have someone being the subject of...

3 Favorite Photos: 1. I picked this as one of my favorite photos of the year because of how emotional and powerful it is. It really lets us visualize and see how bad people have it around the world, and how lucky we are to be in such a stable and safe country. The photo shows the destruction of the world around the little boy and it makes me think of how much I take for granite. This photo overall makes me realize of how blessed I am. 2. I chose this photo as one of my favorites because of how artistic and visually appealing it is to the eye. It shows a great contrast between the warm and cool colors. The volcano's lava appears to be in 3D and expresses great dimensions. Also the lightning strike is very appealing since it is projected onto the black night sky. 3. Lastly, I picked this photo because it has many emotions behind it. This photo is showing Syrians sitting down eating together on a very damaged street in Douma. I liked how all of these people are coming togethe...