PHOTOGRAPHY 2
PHOTOGRAPHY 1
I plan to capture images of the people on these playgrounds. This will help determine if people have completely abandoned the playing grounds or simply they have changed the activities they have been conducting. To get a better understanding of how things have changed, one will need to see how the playing grounds were before the pandemic so that it can be compared against what is happening during the pandemic. For this reason, the biggest challenge will be to find images of playgrounds before the pandemic. The essay does not necessarily need a road trip since a playground is available in my local community. In terms of money, not a lot will be needed. This is because I can walk from my place to the playground where I am going to take the photographs. I can only spend money on snacks during the day since taking the photographs may take a long time and I need to refresh once in a while (Schirinzi, 2020).
I intend to render the final story using Microsoft word wince it is very easy to use. It gives the ability to put two images together for comparison. The interview can only be conducted on parents since they know how they let their children play before the pandemic and the regulations they are putting that may be preventing their children to go to the playing grounds. Since one source is not good enough to rely on one, the second group I would interview is the employees who are at the park and have them share their experience on how things have changed since the pandemic. lastly, the owner of the park would also be a very great source of information if interviewed. The graph will be how children are not getting enough play which is not healthy for them. Word wrap will be used to ensure that not a lot of space is wasted and that it separates the two images that are being compared (Craig, 2006).
References
Craig, R. J., & Amernic, J. H. (2006). PowerPoint presentation technology and the dynamics of teaching. Innovative higher education, 31(3), 147-160.
Schirinzi, T., Di Lazzaro, G., Salimei, C., Cerroni, R., Liguori, C., Scalise, S., ... & Pisani, A. (2020). Physical activity changes and correlate effects in patients with Parkinson's disease during COVID‐19 lockdown. Movement Disorders Clinical Practice, 7(7), 797-802.