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THE CAMPUS STAFFFALL 2010

Editor in ChiefAlyssa Laurel

Managing EditorRogue Morales

Online & Opinions Editor Bobby Yribarren

Photo EditorChris Young

Features EditorGingi Edmonds

Sports EditorJonathan Moon

Arts & Entertainment EditorRudy Sanchez

ReportersDavid WatrousEsteban YanezGracie NuñezJay LoveladyLaura Prewitt

Michael VoylesNathan Rees

Samantha VillanuevaSara Mahan

Tabitha AndrewsZach Cowherd

PhotographersAlicia AcevedoDavid Gonzales

Joey Chavez

ArtistsBaldemar Rivas

AdvisersJudy House

Gary Kazanjian

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PHOTOS BY CHRIS YOUNG

PHOTOS BY CHRIS YOUNG

PHOTOS BY DAVID GONZALES

PHOTOS BY ALICIA ACEVEDO

PHOTOS BY ALICIA ACEVEDO

PHOTOS BY ALYSSA LAUIREL

PHOTOS BY ROGUE MORALES

they say that a single photo is worth one thousand words. In the world of journalism, I like to believe that one single photo is worth one thousand stories.

Photojournalism is something that I think people should appreciate more. As humans, we love to have a visual aid to almost everything that we do. Photographs have been around for what seems like forever because we like to relive memories, we like to capture our lives, and we like to view beautiful images we may have never seen if a photo had not existed. I think of photos the same way I think of movies. Movies tell a story in ways that words on a page cannot. Movies take storytelling to the next level, you get to see the film through the director and the screenwriter’s eyes. With photojournalism, you get to see the story through the eyes of the photographer. Photos give the story its heart.

We discussed several ideas for special editions for the spring 2010 semester here at The Campus, but the one that always stuck was a photo edition. We have some incredibly talented photographers, and this is their time to shine. I’m glad to have been able to work with such talented photographers and staff alike, and I thank all of you for my time here at The Campus. Thank you all for helping to accomplish my vision for this paper. Without each of you, this would have been impossible.

alyssa Laurel

coscampusonline.com - 3SPRING 2010

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Camera: Canon Rebel XTi

Lens: 18-55mm

Shutter Speed: 1/30

Aperture: f3.5

ISO: 800

Clockwork

Days after a rain always make for beautiful skies. The stop sign was much darker than the nice spring sky, so I popped a little flash onto the sign to make it brighter.

Camera: Canon Rebel XTiLens: 18-55mm w/Circular Polarizing FilterShutter Speed: 1/100Aperture: f16ISO: 100

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Photo By Chris Young

I got this photo while covering “Cabaret” at the COS the-

atre. At first I was disappointed at not being able to use flash,

but this ended up working to my advantage; the neon stage lighting

was superb.

Camera: Canon Rebel XTiLens: 18-55mmShutter Speed: 1/60Aperture: f3.5ISO: 1600 Cabaret

This is one of the first pho-tos that I experimented with blurring motion. I used long shutter speed to blur the wa-ter, and made it look nice and soft alongside the more rigid rocks and icicles.

Camera: Canon Rebel XTiLens: 18-200mmShutter Speed: 1/2Aperture: f22ISO: 100

Winter Stream


Shutter Speed:Aperture:ISO:

I can't really pick my favorite aspect about this photo; I like all of it. It was taken on a Sunday drive near Rocky Hill. I like that no matter where you are, you can take a piece of nature with you. It's like a positive blessing on your travels.

Keep Your Flowers Close Photo By Rogue Morales

This was taken in New York City next to Central Park. While walk-ing, my eyes were drawn to the con-trast of the bright green to the blues and greys of the city. I liked that between these two differ-ent images, there were people ty-ing them together. I still somet-mies wonder who they are and what their story is.

Autumn in New YorkPhoto By Rogue Morales

Sutter Speed: 1/60 secAperture: f16 ISO: 200

What I like most about this photo is how small the subject looks in comparison to the rest of the things around him. There is some-thing to awe inspiring when a person realizes how small they truly in the scheme of things. I think thos photo portrays that fact wonderfully.

So Small Next to it All Photo By Rogue Morales

Shutter Speed:Aperture:ISO:


Photo By David Gonzales

“Chaffee Zoo Barn Owl”

The barn owl of the Fresno Chaffee Zoo grasped the trainer’s arm as it was out for display on the 3rd of August in 2009.

Photographed @ 1/500sec @ f5.6, ISO 800 200mm (M)

“LIVE FAST, DIE YOUNG”


Ben Florez smoking a late night cigaret in his room the 30th of December 2009.

Photographed @ 1/125sec @ f5.6, ISO 100 18mm (M)


This little shack is located a few miles out of Visalia to your

right on the 198 towards Hanford. On January 13th, after

dropping my friend off at the bus station, I had to stop to

photograph this shack. Photographed @ 1/250sec @ f5.6,

ISO 100


“SHELTER”

“TRIUMPH”

This 1963 Triumph Herald Convertable was sitting along the side of the road of West Walnut by the Valley Oak Golf Course. Randomly found while looking for a photo in Visalia, CA. Photographed @ 1/2sec @ f16, ISO100, 50mm (M)



“Rawhide Railing” 16-year-old Kevin grinds a flight of stairs at the main gate of the Rawhide Stadium Photographed @ 1/2000sec @ f6.7 ISO 400, 9mm (M)


“JUDGEMENT”


During the Journalism Association for Community Colleges Los Angles, I

went to Hollywood Blvd with a few members from the COS Campus News

late night on Friday April 10, 2010. While the night life was in full swing with

club go-ers up and down Holllywood Blvd, It was at 11:11pm where i came

across this man frantically preaching the final day is approaching and that

we will all be judged. It’s hard not to believe he truly believed it. Shutter

1/45, F4.5, ISO 400 40mm, flash (M)


Photo By : Alicia Acevedo

Jake Shimabukuro

Jake Shimabukuro per-formed at 8pm on Sun-day, February 7th 2010 in the COS Theather to a crowd of approximate-

ly 300. Photograph was taken with Shut-ter Priority f/5.6, ISO 800.

Juan Trinidad walks on the stars on Holly-wood Boulevard in Los Angeles, Calif. on the December 5th, 2009. Photograph was taken with 1/50sec shutter speed, f 4.5, ISO 1600


Walking on the Stars

Cecilia Acevedo sleeps profoundly, the photograph was taken with ambient light coming in from a window to the far right with aperture priority , shutter speed of 1/ 640sec, f, 4.5 , ISO 800

Photo By : Alicia AcevedoSleep


Universal Citywalk, in Hollywood Calif. has many

giftshops and other retails, but one can find a

stand lit by many lightbulbs where Antonio Luna

sells caps as an evening job. Photo taken manu-

ally 1/13 sec shutter speed, f 4.5, 400 ISO

All time classic! Vehicle parked in the streets of Los Angeles, Calif. , Photograph was taken manually at 1/50 sec shutter speed, f/4.5, ISO 400,



Photo By : Alicia AcevedoHollywood Boulevard in Los Angeles, Calif. is in constant traffic of tourists. Many walk unaware of the small visitors that roam through the crowd. Photo was taken manually at 1/800 sec. shutter speed, f /5.6, ISO 100.

City Caps

As We Walk

Classic


“china town"

Photo By Alyssa Laurel



like the photo of hayley wil-liams, this photo of josh farro was shot on a point and shoot, which made me really nervous about how it would come out. this was one of the photos i loved the most from the entire night. i love concert pho-tography, so add-ing these to my collection was awesome.

shot on canon powershot sd1000 @ 1/320 sec, f2.7, iso 1600

“adrenaline“i’ve been a fan of the band paramore for almost six years.

their live shows are something i can’t even begin to explain, so

to catch the passion that hayley williams delivers in a photo was

incredible. shot on canon powershot sd1000 @ 1/80 sec, f4.5, iso 1600

" HEARTSTRINGS "Photo By Alyssa Laurel

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