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So There is supposed to be assignment in this spot… right about here.  And below are supposed to be a few images.  Well due to insufficient memory on my computer I’m running a little behind on my post processing.  Either time to reformat or just buy a new computer.  The new computer just sounds a bit more appealing, but I think the reformat will have to do for now.   *sigh*

In due time you will see my assignment posted.  — probably late tonight. I know you ALL are looking forward to it.  … Oh and don’t worry I have everything backed up.

-Jackie

Editorial Assignment 1 - July 4th Celebration

This is my first assignment in my editorial class and I decided to cover the 4th of July Celebration held in Warrensburg, Missouri. It was hot, but the kids seemed to be having a lot of fun. After sunset they had a wonderful fireworks display. Hope you enjoy! All photos taken by Jackie L. Manetzke.

To view more of this shoot visit my flickr slideshow.

Test Post for Portrait Class

This is a wedding I second shot over the weekend with Amy Pflasterer Photography.  In my portrait class we were asked to make a post to make sure we know how to use light room and wordpress. Viola… I think I got this.

 

Photographs by Jackie Manetzke taken in association with Amy Pflasterer Photography.

Screen Grab for a Mac

I know for assignments in Jerry Schmidt class we are required to use screen grabs/captures on some of our research posts. On a PC it’s fairly simple since there is a copy page button; however, for a Mac not many people know the short cut to capture your screen…… Get ready for this is going to be difficult…..

command (apple key) + shift + 3

Okay it wasn’t that difficult… from there an image is saved to your desktop and you can do with it what you wish. If you want to copy your entire screen to be placed in you clip board, so you can use it in other programs:

command + control + shift + 3

and finally if you only want to capture a portion of your screen:

Command + shift + 4

a cross-hair appears and you select what you want and when you let go of the mouse then it is saved to the desktop.

For further info on this you can visit this site.

Creative Photography Class Coming to an End

This is a collection of images taken through-out the Spring 2008 semester at UCM in Warrensburg. The intentions of these photographs were for my Creative Photography class. All were shot with available light (which was not required). Photographer: Jackie Manetzke