I put a french fry on my guinea pig

I used different textures inside the text to create cool stuff

This is my high key project. I used my lotion and hairspray to create a cool picture

Activist Student Research

1. Rosa Parks: She was a woman activist who supported equal rights between blacks and whites. She contributed to humanity because she stood up for what she believed in and for that she was arrested but people looked up to her for her determination and bravery.

Roy Wilkins: He was a prominent supporter of the civil rights movement. Roy was active in the NAACP, or the National Association for the Advanced placement of Colored People which was a group that stood up for the rights of blacks. Wilkins contributed to humanity because he participated in the March on Washington, the Selma to Montgomery marches and the March Against fear.

Harriet Tubman: She escaped slavery but traveled back to the South to become a leader in abolishing the American Civil War. She led over hundreds of slaves to freedom and contributed by being the conductor of the Underground Railroad. During the time of the war Tubman was a nurse and helped anyone in need. She quickly became an armed scout and spy and helped many slaves.

2. The 5 causes of activism include the efforts to promote, impede, or direct social, political, economic or environmental change. I think these are important because everyone has a right to their own opinion and if they feel like their rights are being taken away or violated they have the right to stand up and fight.

1. “Hey let me Pick up the Tab” was the name of the article but the author is unknown. The article was talking about going somewhere to eat and paying for someone else’s meal or simply even a drink.
2. There was no research conducted
3. Yes, I would definitely want to help someone out and spread kindness and its as easy as paying for someone else’s food.
4. I researched an article about people at the mall who were chosen randomly to buy any gift a random stranger wanted. I thought this was very interesting because no matter how expensive the person bought it for them. It inspired me because I think it would be really cool to just go up to a random person who was looking at something they wanted and be able to pay for it for them.

It was interesting to create this photo because you have to use the cloning tool a lot to get rid of the chair we used to act as the “levitating device” 

My fish landscape:

Examples of the fish I used:

Steps

1. STEP 1

   Clean the box

   Clean out the inside of the oatmeal box, making sure no oatmeal dust or oats are left inside.

2. STEP 2

   Remove top and bottom

   Remove the plastic top and bottom from the oatmeal box.

3. STEP 3

   Glue the bottom

   Add a bead of white glue around the lip of the bottom and reattach it. This will ensure no light comes in through the seam.

4. STEP 4

   Paint it black

   Spray paint the inside of the oatmeal box with black paint and let dry. Repeat if necessary. Also spray paint the bottom. Let it dry.

5. STEP 5

   Paint the top

   While the top is off, add contact paper to the box top, then spray paint it black. Make sure it will still fit on the box.

6. STEP 6

   Cut a door

   Use the craft knife to cut a 3-sided rectangle—a long door—about 1.5 inches wide and half an inch tall into the side of the box.

7. Make sure the rectangle is roughly centered and parallel to the bottom of the container.

8. STEP 7

   Cut a square

   Cut a 2.5-inch square out of heavy aluminum foil.

9. For something sturdier, you can cut the square from the side of the soda can. But be careful, the edges will be extremely sharp.

10. STEP 8

    Poke a hole

    Using the No. 16 needle, carefully poke a hole into the center of your aluminum square—then sand the hole on both sides with the sandpaper to remove any burrs.

11. STEP 9

    Poke it again

    Re-drill the same hole, and re-sand it a second time.

12. Be careful not to touch the hole with your fingers, as natural oils from your skin can clog the hole.

13. STEP 10

    Glue the plate

    Dab a little epoxy on the edges of pinhole plate with a cotton swab, making sure not to come anywhere close to the pinhole, and place the plate on the inside the oatmeal box, with the pinhole centered in the rectangle you cut earlier.

14. STEP 11

    Tape the plate

    Add a strip of electrical tape on all sides of the plate to further secure it into place. This will also help it from sliding as the epoxy dries.

15. STEP 12

    Make a latch

    Add a small piece of tape to the outside of the small door that can keep it closed, then put on the box top.

16. STEP 13

    Load the camera

    When you’re ready to load your pinhole camera for a shoot, take it into a completely dark room. While in the dark, remove the photo emulsion paper from it’s wrapping, and place it inside the pinhole camera, curved around the edge, emulsion-side facing the pinhole.

17. STEP 14

    Close the camera

    Close up the box tightly, making sure no light can get in.

18. STEP 15

    Take your shot

    To shoot a scene, point the doorway toward your subject and open the door for about a 20-second exposure.

19. STEP 16

    Remove paper

    After you’ve taken your shot, return to a dark room and remove the paper, making sure to put it back in the lightproof bag it came in.

20. STEP 17

    Develop your film

    Either develop the photo yourself in a darkroom, or take your paper your local high-end camera shop to develop it for you.

21. STEP 18

    Eat your oatmeal

    Don’t forget to eat your oatmeal.

http://www.howcast.com/videos/160199-How-to-Make-a-Pinhole-Camera

http://www.wikihow.com/Make-a-Pinhole-Camera