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MCW STORY

obtaining meal tickets and buying milk tea!

in line for tickets

got the tickets

in line for milk tea

watching the milk tea be served

got the milk tea!

Story with a photo-cake

 little bundt cakes were sold during multi-cultural week for just two tickets

MSJMC

Mission's multi-cultural week brings together people of all grades and backgrounds. People at lunch go around and buy foods from a wide range of options while hanging out with friends. Multi-cultural week seems to provide a fun, relaxed break during stressful school times, and is enjoyed by everyone. Each year, students not only look forward to the extended lunches and unlimited food of multi-cultural week, but the multi-cultural week assembly as well. There is growing anticipation throughout the school on how all the end-of-the-week multi-cultural performances will turn out.

Shutter Speed and Everything After

1. Fast or slow - why?
Fast shutter speed, because the other two vehicles in motion are not blurry.

2. One rule of composition per person
The most obvious rule of composition utilized in this photo is leading lines. 

3. Element of Art - list one with an explanation
An element of art seen in this photo is color. The day is fairly gray and dull, so the bright primary colors on the vans cause them to stand out a emphasize the vehicles.

4. Principle of Design - list one with an explanation
Balance is a principle of design that really stands out in this photo. The divider in the center of the photo separates not only the roads, but the photo as well. Even though the van is knocked over, there is an ironic sense of stability given off by the picture. 

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Brightness:+99

Contrast:-27

Saturation:+50

Vibrance:+7