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Building 1 (The Crooked Building): Details- Light- Patterns- Shapes and Angles- Surroundings- Building #2 (Habitat 67): Details- Light- Patterns- Shapes and Angles- Surroundings- Building #3 (Cubic Houses): Details- Light- Patterns- Shapes and Angles- Surroundings- Building #4 (Turning Torso): Details- Light- Patterns- Shapes and Angles- Surroundings- Building #5 (La Pedrera): Details- Light- Patterns- Shapes and Angles- Surroundings-

1. The Crooked Building, Poland 1. Szotyńscy & Zaleski were the  architects of this building. 2. It was built in 2004. 3. It is located in Sopot, Poland. 4. It is a public building because it is a part of a shopping mall. 5. It does not say how much is costed to build this building. 6. The architect was inspired by Jan Marcin Szancer's  fairy tale illustrations. 7. I picked this building because it is kind of an optical illusion. I've seen one other building like this but I forgot where it was located and what it was called, but this building is just very interesting to look at. Also, the name caught my eye and I was interested to see what a crooked house would look like.  2. Habitat 67, Canada 1. The architect of this building is Moshe Safdie. 2. This building was built in 1967. 3. It is located in Montreal, Canada. 4. This building is technically open to the public because it is an apartment complex. ...

Subject Running Directly At Camera: Elizabeth Shymkiw has a math test today and decided to exercise to prepare for it. She skips across to courtyard of Bowie High School. Subject Running Across the Camera: Elizabeth Shymkiw kicks off her shoes to take a jog around campus. She jogs back and forth outside. Panning: Elizabeth Shymkiw saw her friend, Avery Shelton, across the courtyard. She jogs over to her to say hello. Creative Blur: The lights in Mr Reeves room are rainbow Christmas lights. The camera was on a low shutter speed and took the photo so that it blurred.

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1.  I think the final statement of the article is true and I agree with it. I think that a place should be defined by what happens there and what people are there rather than the physical landscape and architecture. 2. From looking at his pictures, I definitely want to visit there and take lots of pictures. All the bright colors and interesting shapes of the stores would make for some very interesting photography. 3. The child of a person that works in one of these little stores must be practically in heaven every day because most if not all of the stores there contain toys for children. I imagine a child would love to go to this place. 4. My favorite pictures is the picture of the little store full of flowers covering the walls and ceiling and some of the floors. I like this picture because you can't see the harsh lines of where the walls meet the ceiling because the flowers cover them up. There is a sense of flow in this picture because of that.

Page 12: The article, "Mary Poppins, practically perfect in every way", is about the production that Bowie High school put on for this semester. The newspaper told the summary of the play for readers who may not have seen the movie or the play. The article gets different views on the play from the actors, teachers, and audience. The article also talked about the hardships that went into putting on the production and what it took to put it all together. It told who the main actors were and gave quotes from the audience members about their favorite numbers. who: The article talked mainly about the actors and produces of the play which include senior Madeline Sparks, freshman Riley McCue, senior Emily Robinett, and teacher Courtney Hall. what: This article was about a production put on by the Starlight Production at Bowie High School. where: The production was at Bowie High School. when: The article was published February 9th 2018, but it does not say in the...

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