HV DIGITAL

HV Digital is a part of the Hopewell Valley Publications Network dedicated to student blogging. art, photography, music composition, and more.

HV DIGITAL CLUBS

Panorama

Photography Club is an organization of students who are interested in learning about photography: how to compose better images; how to operate a camera (digital or manual); and how to improve image quality. Club members learn about great photographers of the past and present, and how to identify the important visual elements of photographs. The club also organizes field trips and exhibitions to display student work.

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Photography Club

Photography Club is an organization of students who are interested in learning about photography: how to compose better images; how to operate a camera (digital or manual) and how to improve image quality. Club members learn about great photographers of the past and present, and how to identify the important visual elements of photographs. The club also organizes field trips and exhibitions to display student work.

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Art Club

Photography Club is an organization of students who are interested in learning about photography: how to compose better images; how to operate a camera (digital or manual); and how to improve image quality. Club members learn about great photographers of the past and present, and how to identify the important visual elements of photographs. The club also organizes field trips and exhibitions to display student work.

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LATEST BLOG POSTS

Dealing with the Whispers

Whispers is a short story that was published in Panorama and was written by Veronika Rembowski, a freshman at Hopewell Valley Central High School.

“What Defines the Music of Frank Zappa?”

In this “Connect the Dots” episode, we go over several commonalities that occur in the works of Frank Zappa.

Five Video Games and Their Music

In this “Connect the Dots” Episode, we connect five unique songs from five unrelated video games and examine what they have in common despite being very different songs.

Apotheosis

As the title suggests the piece is a metaphorical representation of my idea of an Apotheosis. (An Apotheosis is someone’s ascension to godhood or enlightenment.)

This chalk pastel piece was created to show how our childhood and adult lives are connected. The inspiration of this work came from an investigation of how pieces of our childhood symbolizes pieces of our adulthood.

You Are What You Eat

The goal of this piece was to ultimately depict the way that the music I listen to often directly correlates to my mood. Music can both inform and enhance my emotions. It can make me extremely happy or extremely sad, and I chose to show that through a crying face.