early and fresh
lonely and used
1 object 2 moods
Performances
- Food network (2005)
- Channel 7 news (2003-2006)
- Channel 2 news (2002- 2003)
- Channel 4 news (2001)
- Hamtramck festival (1998- 2007)
- Strawberry festival (1998- 2007)
- Snow Glow (1998- 2007)
- International Institute of Arts (1998- 2007)
- DIA (2004- 2007)
- Detroit Library (2003)
- Noel Night (1998- 2006)
- Our Lady Queen of Apostles talent shows (1995- 2003)
- St. Clements plays and talent shows (2004-2005)
- Arts Academy assemblies (2007)
- Hamtramck art show (1999)
- Polish center grand opening (2001)
- MTV (2003)
- Hamtramck Library (1998- 2007)
Extracurricular Activities
- Swimming
- Dancing
- Movie making
- Photography
- Art
- Singing
- Helping the elderly and performing for them
- House remodeling
Awards and Honors
- Honor Roll
- First year polish dancing honors
- 10 Year polish dancing honors
- Best first year dancing teacher
- Best substitute teacher and lunch aid
- Science Olympiad 10th place and Politeness award
Employment
- Clean Water service – Typist/ Secretary
Education
- Our lady Queen of Apostles (7 Years)
- St. Clemens Grade school (1 year)
- St. Clemens High school (1 year)
- Arts Academy in the Woods (3 years)
- Macomb Community College (1 year)
Skills
- Typing
- Basic knowledge of Photoshop
- Basic knowledge of movie making
- Photography
- Singing
- Dancing
- Acting
- Playing Guitar
- 3D Art
- Writing
Changing the pictures mood.
To change a pictures mood there are several things you can do. First, you can take two different colored sheets and set a light behind it. Have the light shinging at the object you want photographed behind the sheet. The different colored sheets will give different moods.
Second, you could use differnt light sources for your moods. The light sources can range from, sunlight, dawn, sunset, night, house lighting, flash lights, and computer lighting, etc.
The last suggestion is to use different angles and distances. The closer you are to an object, brings a different mood then a picture of the same object farther away. Also, different angles can cause different subconsious effects on the mood of a picture.
