To hold: 12 images Focal Length: 55 1/125 1/15 0"5 1/125 1/15 0"5 Focal Length 35: 1/125 1/125 1/15 1/15 0"5 0"5 How Deep: 15-18 images Focal Length: 45 (5 images) (Set 1) F5.6 F8 F11 F16 F22 Focal Length: 35 (5 images) (Set 2) F5.6 F8 F11 F16 F22 Focal Length: 24 (5 images) (Set 3) F5.6 F8 F11 F16 F22 Equivalent Exposures: 9 images Focal Length: 35 (3 images) (Set 1) F8, 1/60, ISO 200 F11, 1/30, ISO 200 F16, 1/60, ISO 800 Focal Length: 45 (3 images) (Set 2) F8, 1/60, ISO 200 F5.6, 1/125, ISO 200 F11, 1/125, ISO 800 Focal Length: 55 (3 images) (Set 3) F8, 1/60, ISO 200 F5.6, 1/125, ISO 200 F8, 1/250, ISO 800 You Know Better: 9 images 1. F8, 1/30, ISO 200 (overexposed) 2. F8, 1/125, ISO 200 (underexposed) 3. F8, 1/60, ISO 200 (perfect exposure) 4. F5.6, 1/125, ISO 200 (lighting; temperatures falling on both sides of the bones) 5. F8, 1/60, ISO 200 (white balance: Tungsten) 6. F8, 1/60, ISO 200 (white balance: Shade) 7. F5.6, 1/125, ISO 200 (reflection) 8. F5...
Over the past few weeks, there was a lot learned on how to use cameras, at first I had little experience on how to use my camera. Although, now that I've been using it for the past 8 weeks, I would say I'm not intimidated anymore on how to use the cameras settings. To reach a certain aesthetic or get a point across. That is really cool, because before I would only use the presets on the camera to take pictures. But now I have learned how to use the settings to create interesting images; I feel like this is a good skill to have, for my artwork and for life, where I can take cool pictures for when I go visit places. Going forward with the skills I have learned, I will mostly use this for my artwork to create an aura around them to give different emotions.
ReplyDeleteI really like the 4th photo from the top. The lighting is very cold, but it doesn't feel out of place. Also the lighting is done very well I think in that the shadows are very dynamic and distinct, but they aren't so overly present. I really like the zooming out effect you did with your pictures, it's an interesting effect, and you did it in such a way that the main subject is still visible. That combined with good lighting gives your photos a special sort of "pop". Great Job!
ReplyDeleteYour "you know better" images are very engaging to look at. The way you experimented with intentional camera shake gave the images with that technique a striking sense of motion. Many of your images had a distinct feeling to them due to the color temperature and the exposure of the photographs. An image from this set that really sticks out to me is the sixth one. The depth of field drew my eyes to the shadows and highlights on the pile of bones. You did a great job at filling the frame in this image as well.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the comments, I'm glad you enjoyed the, "You Know Better" part, that was one of my favorite set of photos to create. For these images I really wanted to make them stand out more from the rest by doing the zoom effect. So I'm really glad you liked these photos, and the colors used, thank you.
DeleteDavid, your photos are very nice. I really enjoyed looking through your body of work. Your "you know better." work is stunning. I loved how you used intentional movement to create very unique compositions. Lovely
ReplyDeleteHi David, I really liked all of your images. They all came out so good. You had no problem experiencing with your camera. I really liked your first you know better photo! it looks as if it is glowing, it is so cool.
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