Final Portfolio

Rapid Water by Kalea Hall
Digital Photography
Junior
kehall@pointpark.edu

Tree
Digital Photography
Junior
kehall@pointpark.edu

Korean War Soldier
Digital Photography
Junior
kehall@pointpark.edu

Boat Dock
Digital Photography
Junior
kehall@pointpark.edu

3D Poles
Digital Photography
Junior
kehall@pointpark.edu

HDR Bottle
Digital Photography
Junior
kehall@pointpark.edu

Rough Edges
Digital Photography
Junior
kehall@pointpark.edu

Rusted Cuda
Digital Photography
Junior
kehall@pointpark.edu

Broken Tree
Digital Photography
Junior
kehall@pointpark.edu

Abstract Umbrella
Digital Photography
Junior
kehall@pointpark.edu

Digital Photography: Time Lapse

Digital Photography: HDR

Shadow in the Trees

Bottle

Fall Day

Digital Photography:Panoramas

Yellow Creek Park: All photos taken with f/5.0 1/500 shutter speed and Iso 800

The Park

Tree

Ducks in a Pond

Digital Photography:Potraits

Proud Parents

Family

Day in the Park

Digital Photography: 3D

3D Pumpkins: f/3.5 1/250s Iso 100

3D Poles: F/8.0 I/160s Iso 250

3D PPG: f/7.1 1/1250s Iso 800

Digital Photography: Abstract

Dazed and confused f/8 1/15s Iso 400

Rough edges: f/8 1/15s Iso 400

Caught up: f/13 1/60s Iso 400

Digital Photography: Motion

Flowing Water: Subject and object in motion: f/8 1/8s Iso 100

Rock: Camera motion and subject still: f/8 1/15s Iso 100

Around the Bend: Camera still and Subject Motion: F/8 1/15s Iso 100

 

 

 

 

 

Digital Photography:Isolation, Confusion, Bokeh

Fountains: f/4.5 1/800s Iso 400

Capitol Tourist: f/5.3 1/320s Iso 640

Korean War Soldier: F/5.6 1/250S Iso 640

Digital Photography:Color

Highlight of the Forest: f: 9 1/20s Iso:800

Barracuda: f: 13.0 1/80s Iso: 800

Pumpkin: f: 10 1/80s Iso: 800

Digital Photography:Light

 

Park's light at night: f4/5 1/13s 500 Iso

 Tree at night: f/4.5 1/10s 500 Iso

 Sunflower: f/13 1/200s 400 Iso

Digital Photography:Exposure

Aperture: f/24 Shutter Speed: 1/25

Aperture: f/5.3 Shutter Speed: 1/25

Aperture: f/9 Shutter Speed: 1/25

Breast Cancer walk 'exceeds expectations'

Published in: The Globe

Originally Published: February 15, 2011

By  Kalea Hall 

To Natasha Young, the fundraiser put together by her University Experience class last October exceeded her expectations in raising breast cancer awareness.

 As a future teacher, Sarah McDonough believes the fundraiser was preparation for her career.

 The fundraiser's creator, Dr. Darlene Marnich, is eager to hold it again next year.

After selling a plethora of breast cancer awareness items and raffle tickets for gift baskets during October, the education section of the University Experience classes raised a total of $400 to split between two women still battling cancer and give to the family of a woman who lost her battle. With 75 attendees, the students also led a walk across the Smithfield St. Bridge, where breast cancer awareness posters had been strung along the railings for all to see.

 "The walk was just awesome. It reminded me of everyone I had with me on my own personal journey, so that was just amazing," said Marnich, professor and chair of the education department, in an interview in her office last week.

‘Safety’ key in shuttle service location change

Published in: The Globe

Originally Published: January 18, 2011

By Kalea Hall 

James Moore, a frequent shuttle passenger, said the new shuttle drop off/pick up location is a "change" that he, along with everyone else, will have to adapt to.

With the new location easier for her to reach, Mikelle Rindflish believes it will "probably be better."

Janette Pekar hopes the new location will "enhance" safety on campus. 

With the safety of Point Park University students in mind, the university decided to make a change in the shuttle pick up/drop off location from Third Avenue to Boulevard of the Allies, right outside of the Student and Convocation Center.

"This decision was made with the safety of all students, faculty and staff in mind," Director of Transportation and Administrative Services Pekar said in an e-mail interview.