Photojournalism Portfolio including black and white, general news, spot news, sports, and feature story.

1. PHOTOJOURNALISM
PORTFOLIO
Megan Getter

2. The art of removing color to create an enhanced image:
BLACK & WHITE

3. Calculations

4. Channel Mixer

5. High Contrast

6. Lightness Channel

7. Duo Tones

8. Pumpkin Carving with Roberts Academy at Wynne’s Bistro

9. FSC Women’s Volleyball team mates embrace after victory against Florida Tech.

10. Cardboard regatta competitor Jennilee Davies after the race.

11. Dancer at the Asian American Festival in Lakeland

12. Christmas Gala preview at convocation

13. The events accepted by the masses as worth covering:
GENERAL NEWS

14. Car Show in Downtown Lakeland

15. Hispanic American Festival in Lakeland, FL

16. Hispanic American Festival in Lakeland, FL

17. Cardboard Regatta at FSC

18. Career Expo at FSC

19. Career Expo at FSC

20. Christmas Gala preview at convocation

21. Lakeland Christmas Parade

22. The game of life governed by rules on epic playing fields:
SPORTS

23. FSC Men’s Soccer versus Rollins @ FSC with a 4-3 win for the Mocs

24. FSC Men’s Soccer versus West Florida @ FSC with a 3-4 loss for the Mocs

25. FSC Women’s Volleyball against Florida Tech

26. FSC Women’s Volleyball against Florida Tech

27. FSC Women’s Volleyball against Florida Tech

28. FSC Women’s Volleyball against Florida Tech

29. The sudden, spontaneous, and/or unpredictable news story:
SPOT NEWS

30. October 18, 2011 - Student passes out during music practice

31. October 06, 2011 – House fire on Missouri Ave.

34. The essence of a person as others see them:
ENVIRONMENTAL
PORTRAIT

35. Pete Bias, Ph. D. in Economics

37. The everyday life happenings waiting to be uncovered:
FEATURE STORY

38. H E A LT H A N D T H E
E N V I RO N M E N T
By maintaining a Florida-Friendly landscape, you can reduce your
water consumption and preserve the environment. Excessive watering
can lead to drought in Florida. Native species require less fertilizer
and less watering. Excessive fertilizer can enter the water supply
through runoff. Pets drinking from puddles, children playing in
sprinklers, and any human that comes in contact with this water risks
serious health problems.

39. Let the work begin!

40. Removing unwanted plants

41. Unwanted plants can be recycled into mulch

42. Phalaris arundinacea should be planted clumps rather than linear rows

43. Overgrown lawn becomes beautified landscape

44. The finished product

45. Mulch retains moisture and reduces the need to water

46. Water efficiently with timed sprinklers and reclaimed water

47. Look for more attractive native species