Krystal Durbin's Journalism Blog

                                       Janel Aillo receiving a henna tattoo Thursday, May 24 in Red Cedar Hall                                               room 206. The event was being held "Just for Fun". It didn't take Janel very long to decide on the design she wanted. There were two colors of henna available, black and red. Janel chose to have black as her primary color and eventually added hints of red. She even decided to add more to the simple flower design.

Joshua Stokes(Left) and Adrianna Patten(Right) get ready to race around the courtyard.

                        Travis Peterson(left)helping set the Linn Benton Community College birthday card                              LBCC students and staff taking silly selfies with the Roadrunner

Topic One: Two tips from the talks that I found interesting were 1. Patience, the perfect shot will come to you. 2.  The photos where they make a face are the best The way I can use these tips in my sports action shots is by waiting for the shot to come to me. Staying for the whole game so I can get as many different shots as I can. Then use the second tip by keeping the photos where people are making funny faces instead of worrying about if they look good. Topic Two: 1. My Sports action subject is the Softball State Championships Playoff Rounds. 2.Thursday May 17th in Sweet Home at 5:00 p.m. 3. My overall shot will be from (standing) on bleachers at an angle, my medium shot will be of the team in the dugout, and then my closeup shot will be of the coach hopefully with an expression on their face.

Dan Mckenzie removing his artwork from the gallery

Rhonda Akana