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Thursday, October 29, 2015
Friday, October 2, 2015
The Power of Positive and Negative Shapes
We’ve all seen the image of the Yin Yang. Yin The Yin and Yang can be thought of as complementary or opposing forces that interact and reinforce to form a dynamic relationship in which the whole is greater than the parts. Everything has both yin and yang aspects, (for instance shadow cannot exist without light, good without evil). One does not exist without the other.
The students have been working with this principle as it applies to art. They selected images of desired objects. These were repeatedly reproduced with close attention the space between. The images were represented in a range of media and techniques, again, being responsive to the force between the positive the negative.
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| By Ashni Maharjan |
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| By Alex Shah |
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| By Riku Nakane |
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| By Karuma Nishitani |
Students Photograph Kirtipur
The students in the high school photography class went on a field trip to Kirtipur to get more experinece taking photographs in the "real world". This gave them the opportunity to practice their composition skills and use different settings such as aperture, shutter speed and ISO.
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Ms Heather Farish
Thursday, October 1, 2015
Girls' Volleyballers Put on a Great Show!
Girls' Volleyballers Put on a Great Show!
Saturday the 26th was quite an eventful day for the girl's volleyball team as we prepared ourselves for our first tournament of the season. In total we played four teams, the first against the Lincoln teachers and the rest against local Nepali teams. At 9 AM the whole team was gathered in the gym starting warm-up and preparing for this long-awaited moment. As spectators slowly filled the seats, we started our warm-ups and mentally prepared ourselves for the first match. As we pushed through the day, taking one game at a time, and rebuilding ourselves after every match we finally got to our last game, which was the most challenging one.
The last game was not only a big mental push for the team but it was also the most physically demanding one, as we had had a long day of excitement and games, and only a short time to recover. Although both our team and the J.V.T.C team fought for every single point we narrowly beat them in both sets and won our final game of the day. All in all, it was a tiring and satisfying experience as we now move our focus towards the next big tournament - SAISA, which will be held in Dhaka this year.
By Ana and Emma
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