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Thursday, April 30, 2015
Thursday, April 23, 2015
Tuesday, April 21, 2015
Multicultural Week Story
Multicultural Week Story at Friday Assembly
The ballerina is preforming gracefully in the slow ballet dance with classical music. The ballerina smiles as she sways to music along with group mates. Some wear the pink tutus and other wear the light yellow tutus.
The girls are making the poses as they preform their Wushu(Chinese form of kung-fu) . They fought so hard on each other and makes the crowd feel like they are in action as they watching their performance.
The girl is performing her Chinese dance. This is the first time I ever seen a Chinese dance that are perform in multicultural assembly. I was so amazed as well. This Chinese dance is like the Chinese version of ballet.
This is the first time that the girl did ever bring this wooden prop that she is holding. She smiles as she dances with passion.
The student is doing their Teakwondo pose as he performs with his teammates. Teakwondo is a Korean style of kung-fu. They do some bowing in the beginning as showing the respect and they do some stunts such as breaking the boards and bricks with the hands and feet and do forms such the movements (high block, roundhouse kick, etc).
The couple partners for this bollywood dance shows a lot of movement as they show up in their matching vibrant colors of their cultural costumes and performing their rapid dancing of bollywood.
The girl is smiling as she hits the drum as like as she smiles along with her group mates. they are performing Taiko which is consists Chinese/Japanese/Vietnamese cultural drum dance which gave some banging sounds. And at the same time they combining the dance.
All in all, I enjoyed watching the performances of the variety of groups who show the school community so many types of dances. Their hard work pays off as school watch their dance. it feels like it is a dance recital.
Thursday, April 16, 2015
Story With a Photo with Asian Cultural Blend
At Mission San Jose high School, there are some student who came to school everyday in their usual clothing but this week is multicultural week so some students dress in their traditional clothing to school as the way to celebrate their cultures. Such as Kimono like these two girls are wearing as they pass by to go to the horseshoe.
Wednesday, April 15, 2015
MSJMCW Story
MSJMCW( Mission San Jose Multicultural Week)
I want to tell you about the one of the best week that occur this week in Fremont at Mission San Jose High School. The week is Multicultural Week and it is a tradition that celebrates and observe the culture, ethnicity, and races of all around the world.
At my school, there are some students dressing up in their cultural clothing such kimono (Japanese traditional clothing) and eagerly flocked to the horseshoe at lunch where there are variety of clubs are selling their food in their assigned booths. The food they serve can be a traditional or American such as Coca-cola (the American beverage), In-n-Out Burger, KFC, Pho (the Vietnamese Beef noodle Soup), cakes, and many more food options.
It's so special that the clubs actively sell their food that can celebrate everyone cultural differences as well as getting their funds for their club and so much enjoyable that the students and especially teachers come out to try new food that they never tried before. That food-selling event at horseshoe occur during lunch and runs for hour.
Throughout the week, we have different schedule such as one hour lunch instead of usual thirty minutes. Monday-Thursday, we have an one-hour lunch to go to horseshoe to get some food and get tickets that the Leadership 2 class have just implanted this year as well as socializing with peers. On Friday, we have an hour assembly at the Gym where the dancers and performers waiting eagerly to show to the school community of their cultural dances such as Ballet, Hip-hop, Taiko, Bollywood, and more that they put so much time and space practicing for months.
All in all, This event is very special because it a great way to make a school unity while celebrating everyone's' cultural differences.
I want to tell you about the one of the best week that occur this week in Fremont at Mission San Jose High School. The week is Multicultural Week and it is a tradition that celebrates and observe the culture, ethnicity, and races of all around the world.
At my school, there are some students dressing up in their cultural clothing such kimono (Japanese traditional clothing) and eagerly flocked to the horseshoe at lunch where there are variety of clubs are selling their food in their assigned booths. The food they serve can be a traditional or American such as Coca-cola (the American beverage), In-n-Out Burger, KFC, Pho (the Vietnamese Beef noodle Soup), cakes, and many more food options.
It's so special that the clubs actively sell their food that can celebrate everyone cultural differences as well as getting their funds for their club and so much enjoyable that the students and especially teachers come out to try new food that they never tried before. That food-selling event at horseshoe occur during lunch and runs for hour.
Throughout the week, we have different schedule such as one hour lunch instead of usual thirty minutes. Monday-Thursday, we have an one-hour lunch to go to horseshoe to get some food and get tickets that the Leadership 2 class have just implanted this year as well as socializing with peers. On Friday, we have an hour assembly at the Gym where the dancers and performers waiting eagerly to show to the school community of their cultural dances such as Ballet, Hip-hop, Taiko, Bollywood, and more that they put so much time and space practicing for months.
All in all, This event is very special because it a great way to make a school unity while celebrating everyone's' cultural differences.
Thursday, April 2, 2015
Shutter Speed and Everything After Objective
My Partner is Mohini Vaidya
1. In Photo number 6 in Lens Blog is using fast shutter speed because the moving trucks are so clear and easy to see.
2.The one rule of composition is applied to that photo is color.
3. The element of art is being applied to that photo is form because we can see the trucks have 3 dimensional shapes that exposes their depth rectangular form.
4. The principle of design is being applied to that photo is the movement because the viewer's eyes follow the path of the trucks are being driven on the road ( the structure of the path).
"Tuesday with Farley's Kids"
1. In Photo number 6 in Lens Blog is using fast shutter speed because the moving trucks are so clear and easy to see.
2.The one rule of composition is applied to that photo is color.
3. The element of art is being applied to that photo is form because we can see the trucks have 3 dimensional shapes that exposes their depth rectangular form.
4. The principle of design is being applied to that photo is the movement because the viewer's eyes follow the path of the trucks are being driven on the road ( the structure of the path).
"Tuesday with Farley's Kids"
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| Shutter Speed (guess): 1/60 |
Wednesday, April 1, 2015
Unity Composition of Structure (Principles of Design)
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This vehicle shows the unity to make the creates sense to the completeness. This wonderful car symbol in the center holds the grill rows altogether to make good feeling of harmony as they create an equal space apart from each other and they are in equal sizes.
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